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Every injured NBL player, with expected return dates
NBL Injury Report.
Every player on every NBL roster with an injury, type of injury and their expected date of return
- Every player the NBL has listed as out, day-to-day or in doubt
- The injury behind each listing, and the return date the league expects
- Every rostered player at every club's listed availability
The NBL Injury Report is where you find out who is missing and when they are due back.
It carries every player on every NBL roster, club by club, so a club's count here will run higher than its count on our depth charts.
Read the four states carefully, because one of them is not what it looks like. Out and Day-to-Day both mean the NBL has listed that player or basketball.con.au has monitored an injury not significant for the player to added to the NBL Injury Report. TBC means the player has a listed an injury with no return date attached to it. Available means only the is not on the NBL's Injury List, which is not the same thing they will play.
The NBL Injury Report is the ultimate resource for SuperCoach NBL Classic SuperCoaches
Every player on every NBL roster, and whether he is available. Four states: Out, TBC for an injury with no expected return, Day-to-Day for a minor knock, and Available. “Available” means the league has not listed him, which is not the same as a club saying he is fit – every row shows which it is. Source: NBL.com.au and basketball.com.au
36ers (2) · Bullets (2) · Taipans (3) · Hawks (0) · Melbourne United (3) · Breakers (0) · Wildcats (4) · Phoenix (1) · Kings (2) · JackJumpers (2)
Where these figures come from, and how current they are
Available means the league has not listed him. That is not the same as a club saying he is fit – it is an absence of a claim rather than a claim of fitness.
Melbourne United detail is basketball.com.au's own reporting from a club practice session on 8 September 2026.
Anyone appearing under the wrong club is a depth-chart question rather than an injury one, because club comes from our roster and never from the text of the injury line.
