Perry holds no grudges over opening-game WBBL ban

Big Bash bosses say they had no choice but to suspend Ellyse Perry from this year's season-opener after three over-rates penalties from almost 11 months ago.

The WBBL launches its 10th edition on Thursday night without superstar Perry, as the Sydney Sixers take on Melbourne Stars at North Sydney Oval.

Sixers were viewed as behind the rate in last year's last against Adelaide Strikes, as well as in two ordinary season matches.

Under the competition's guidelines, commanders face a one-match suspension from their next WBBL match for a third over-rates infraction, leaving Perry uninvolved for Thursday night.

AAP has been informed the Sixers and allowed to-air telecasters the Seven Organization both requested Perry's discipline to be ignored given it is another season, yet were thumped back.

"The opposition runs with a bunch of playing conditions and rules around it," Large Slam manager Alistair Dobson told AAP at Monday's season send off in Melbourne. "Everybody grasps what those rules are, that is what is happening we're in."

Sixers' last careless activities arrived in a match broadcast on Seven, making for longer holes in play for notice breaks. In any case, Dobson said that was calculated into the planning of the innings.

"The standards and playing conditions for the most part consider that all," he said. "The match authorities consider that there is a novel component of the WBBL where the games simulcast have an alternate components to those that aren't the point at which they do estimations."

Perry stays disheartened to miss the season opener, however wouldn't be reproachful of the circumstance.

"It's a truly hard emotional measure now and then to comprehend where time is acquired and lost," she said. "A huge piece of that is my administration of the gathering in those high-pressure games.

"That is something I can gain from. It's a bummer to miss the main game, however I was especially mindful of the principles and what will be will be."