WATCH: David Warner makes jaw-dropping catch to dismiss Ashton Agar in BBL

WATCH: David Warner makes jaw-dropping catch to dismiss Ashton Agar in BBL | 14

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January 13 2025

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January 13 2025

In a display of exceptional athleticism, David Warner took an impressive capture Mohamed Hasnainbowling in game 33 of the Big Bash League (BBL) 2024-25 between Sydney Thunder and Perth Scorchers on Monday (January 13).

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David Warner’s spectacular catch surprises in the BBL 2024-25

Hasnain’s third delivery of the 14th over was short and wide, enticing. Agar Ashton to make an aggressive advance on the infield. Positioned in midfield, Warner read the shot impeccably, tracking the ball as it rose into the air. Demonstrating incredible speed and precision, he ran backwards to cover the distance and timed his jump 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 dip added a touch of drama, emphasizing the difficulty of the opportunity. Warner’s sharp reflexes and impeccable judgment turned what seemed like a no-holds-barred shot into a layoff. Moments like this underline his value as an outfielder and his ability to boost his team’s morale with sheer brilliance.

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— KFC Big Bash League (@BBL) January 13, 2025

Sydney Thunder dominate Perth Scorchers with comprehensive 61-run victory

The Thunder recorded a resounding 61-run victory over Scorchers in match number 33 of the BBL 2024-25 at the Sydney Showground Stadium. Batting first, the Thunder posted a competitive 158/7, thanks to a consistent 53 from Konstas himself and an unbeaten 37 off 13 balls from the Man of the Match Tom Andrews. The Scorchers’ bowl game was led by Lance Morriswhich claimed 3/43 but was expensive.

In response, the Scorchers collapsed to 97 in 17.2 overs, unable to counter the Thunder’s disciplined attack. Chris Green (3/13) and Nathan McAndrew (2/21) shined with the ball, dismantling the Scorchers lineup. Notable contributions to Scorchers came from Aaron Hardy (22) and Jason Behrendorff (17 are not out), but the lack of associations cost them. Good fielding, including two crucial outs, sealed the Thunder’s victory, boosting their playoff hopes.