Melbourne Stars and Melbourne Mavericks have finished the long-promoted BBL exchange that will see Australia legspinner Adam Zampa and Victoria wicketkeeper Sam Harper trade clubs for the impending season. News had crushed spirit in February that Zampa had mentioned an exchange from Stars to cross-town rivals Rebels, in spite of being the substitute commander at Stars last season without a trace of harmed captain Glenn Maxwell. Rebels were ready to exchange Harper, who has been their wicketkeeper since their title-winning season in 2018-19. He had been a conflicting patron with the bat having been rearranged around different situations in Mavericks' top-request yet he was falling off one his better BBL seasons last year making three half-hundreds of years in 12 innings, striking at 141.17. The exchange couldn't be finished until after the BBL's agreement ban finished in June. Zampa's move is considerably really intriguing given the furore made by his bombed endeavored non-striker run out of Rebels speedy Tom Rogers during last season's Melbourne derby. "Making a cross-town move is continuously going to raise some interest, it was a hard choice, however I felt like it was the perfect opportunity of my vocation to take action," Zampa said. "Something that truly drawn in me to the Rebels was the way that two of my dearest companions play for them in Kane Richardson and Nic Maddinson, rarely would you get to my age and you get that chance to play with your two closest friends. "The Mavericks were a characteristic fit for me, as well as having dear companions in the crew and I truly partake in my time in Melbourne over summer and love playing at Wonder Arena. "How they've been developing the rundown has been really energizing, there's a great mix of involvement in a few capable youthful players - ideally I can have an impact in their development as well. "I'm certain the move will add somewhat more flavor to the Melbourne Derby, we had two very great games last year and I'm certain it'll be the equivalent again with a touch of player development." Stars were satisfied to acquire Harper in spite of losing one of the world's best T20 legspinners, having battled to find a nearby wicketkeeper-player since Seb Gotch experienced a vocation finishing finger injury. "We're excited to have the option to get the administrations of Sam, who is a remarkable individual and we're anticipating seeing him behind the stumps in BBL13," senior supervisor Blair Hunker said. "Last year Sam likewise showed he is more than proficient with the bat and was the Rebels second most elevated run scorer behind Aaron Finch. "This exchange has permitted the club to sign various quality players, as we saw with Scott Boland last week and we're anticipating reporting a greater amount of those signings before long."