David Warner still has a lot of fire in him… created havoc in the T20 match, and sealed the victory with 12 sixes and fours.

He has left international cricket. Not T20. David Warner's destruction in domestic T20 or cricket leagues around the world is still going on, the latest example of which was seen in the Big Bash League. In this T20 league of Australia, a match was played between Sydney Thunder and Melbourne Renegades on 30 December 2024. In this match, Sydney Thunders captain David Warner did not play but was seen fiercely raining down on the opposing team. His batting style was as fast as lightning and explosive in temperament. Seeing Warner play like this, it seemed that he still had a lot of fire in him. The effect of the same fire seen in his batting was that there was no problem in sealing the victory.

If you are a captain then he should be like David Warner!

In the match, Sydney Thunders batted first and scored 156 runs in 20 overs losing 4 wickets. World cricket's famous opener David Warner was seen in the same role in this match as well. He not only batted aggressively but also held one end. That means the captain was seen playing the role of a commander for his team. What he did is truly leading from the front.

Trademark #DavidWarner™️ last night 🤯 pic.twitter.com/u4si0XucPv

— Sydney Thunder (@ThunderBBL) December 30, 2024

David Warner's 'Dhoom-Dhadaka' for 93 minutes

Now what did David Warner do after standing at the wicket for 93 minutes? The answer is that he wrote the script of an unbeaten and strong innings. He ensured his team's victory with 12 sixes and fours. Here 12 sixes and fours mean 10 fours and 2 sixes. David Warner scored 96 unbeaten runs facing 57 balls with a strike rate of more than 150.

Left-handed opener Warner was the top scorer for his team Sydney Thunders. The surprising thing is that when Warner played, only he was seen. That means no other batsman on the team could cross the threshold of even 25 runs, let alone 50.

Warner became the real reason behind the defeat of the Melbourne Renegades

Now Melbourne Renegades had a target of 157 runs, chasing which they could only score 148 runs for 8 wickets in 20 overs. In this way, David Warner's team Sydney Thunders won the match by 8 wickets, for which the captain himself became the Player of the Match.

The first fifty in the current season of Big Bash

This was David Warner's fourth match in the current season of Big Bash. The previous three matches were not very special for him. Before this, he had scored 7, 17 and 19 runs. However, after seeing his innings against Melbourne Renegades, it seemed that David Warner has come into form late but he has come in good form.