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In a display of exceptional athleticism, David Warner took a breathtaking catch off Mohammad Hasnain‘s bowling in Match 33 of the Big Bash League (BBL) 2024-25 between Sydney Thunder and Perth Scorchers on Monday (January 13).
David Warner’s spectacular catch stuns in BBL 2024-25
The third delivery of the 14th over by Hasnain over was short and wide outside off, tempting Ashton Agar to go for an aggressive drive over the infield. P🥃ositioned at mid-off, Warner read the shot impeccably, tracking the ball as it soared into the air. Demonstrating incredible speed and precision, he sprinted backward to cover the distanc🌳e and timed his leap perfectly.
With his body fully extended and hands outstretched, Warner grabbed the ball above his head, completing a catch that left spectators in awe. The dive added a touch of drama, emphasizing the difficulty of the opportunity. Warner’s sharp reflexes and impeccable judgment turned what seemed like a boundary-bound shot into a dismissal. Such moments underscore his value as a fielder and his ability to lift his team’s morale with sheer brilliance.
Here’s the video:
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That's a screamer from the Thunder skipper!
— KFC Big Bash League (@BBL)
Also WATCH: Cooper Connolly’s bo𝕴w and arrow celebration following Sam Billings’ dismissal in BBL|14
Sydney Thunder dominate Perth Scorchers with a comprehensive 61 runs win
The Thunder registered a commanding 61-run win over Scorchers in the 33rd match of BBL 2024-25 at the Sydney Showground Stadium. Batting first, the Thunder posted a competitive 158/7, thanks to a steady 53 from Sam Konstas and a blistering unbeaten 37 off 13 balls by Player of the Match Tom Andrews. The Scorchers’ bowling was led by Lance Morris, who claimed 3/43 but proved expensive.
In reply, the Scorchers collapsed to 97 all out in 17.2 overs, unable to counter the disciplined Thunder attack. Chris Green (3/13) and Nathan McAndrew (2/21) shone with the ball, dismantling the Scorchers’ lineup. Notable contributions for Scorchers came from Aaron Hardie (22) and Jason Behrendorff (17 not out), but a lack of partnerships cost them. Shaꦜrp ꩲfielding, including two crucial run-outs, sealed the win for the Thunder, boosting their playoff hopes.
