Sydney Sixers vs Sydney Thunder, 37th Match, Big Bash League 2025-26 - HighlightsSYS vs SYT, 37th Match, Big Bash League 2025-26 - Highlights

Sam Curran to Daniel Sams, out Caught by Babar Azam!! Third wicket in the over for Curran. He goes short and into the wicket, Sams takes it on and pulls it towards deep square leg. Long boundary there and Babar moves to his left, keeps his eyes on the ball and takes it calmly. 10 runs and 3 wickets from the last over. Warner walks off to an ovation. Daniel Sams c Babar Azam b Sam Curran 10(4) [4s-1 6s-1]

Sam Curran to Daniel Sams, SIX, thumped! Pace on and Sams loves it, right in the slot and he does not hold back, clean swing of the bat and the ball sails over the straight boundary

Sam Curran to Daniel Sams, FOUR, no hat-trick for Curran. Another slower delivery, Sams makes room and waits for the ball, lofts it over mid-off and picks up a much needed boundary

Sam Curran to Chris Green, out Caught&Bowled!! Brilliant by Curran. Two in two for him. He's on a hat-trick. Another ultra slow delivery from Curran, Green waits and waits, but still can't middle the big shot, skies it straight up and Curran runs back, keeps his eyes on the ball and takes an excellent catch. Thunder need to get Warner back on strike. Chris Green c and b Sam Curran 0(1)

Sam Curran to Maddinson, out Caught by Smith!! Taken in the deep. Back of the hand slower ball, dips right before Maddinson, he delays his shot but still can't get the power to clear the rope. Smith gets around from long-on and takes a good catch. A nice little cameo from Maddinson comes to an end. Maddinson c Smith b Sam Curran 26(16) [4s-2 6s-2]

Sean Abbott to Warner, SIX, smashed! 133.9ks full and right in the slot, Warner clears his front leg and pumps it over deep mid-wicket. He struck that flat and hard, the ball flies into the crowd

Sean Abbott to Warner, 1 run, hundred for Warner. Second of the season for him. He has been a standout in a poor Sydney Thunder team. Over 400 runs this season. What's more he's got this at his home ground. He takes off his helmet and raises it along with the bat. No Warner leap this time. It has been a top class knock! He's hardly put a foot wrong in this innings. Coming to the ball: Low full toss outside off, Warner drives to sweeper cover and gets to the landmark

Jack Edwards to Maddinson, SIX, now Maddinson sends one over deep mid-wicket. Another slower ball from Edwards that gets picked off, Maddinson crouches low and gets under the length, launches it high and all the way into the stands

Jack Edwards to Warner, SIX, smoked! 101.1ks slower ball around leg, Warner picks the bones out of that, brings the bottom hand into play and whips it over deep mid-wicket. That came right off the middle..

Mitchell Starc to Warner, 2 runs, backs away and Starc follows him with a full delivery, chipped to long-on and the pair scamper back

Ben Manenti to Maddinson, FOUR, smashed! Fired full and around off, Maddinson lofts it straight down the ground. Babar and Smith are split perfectly in the deep

Ben Manenti to Maddinson, no run, stumping chance missed. Maddinson comes down the track, yorks himself and does not manage to squeeze it out, Josh Philippe does not glove the ball and that allows Maddinson to get back in. How costly will that prove?

Sean Abbott to Warner, FOUR, shot! Low full toss outside off, Warner does not try to overhit, brings his bat down like an axe and creams it through extra cover. Not a big gap there but Warner managed to pierce it

Sean Abbott to Warner, no ball, FOUR, that must have slipped out. High full toss and Warner is taken by surprise, lets out a grunt as he plays the slash, places it behind square and the field is up, four more

Sean Abbott to Warner, FOUR, smart batting! Warner knows Abbott is trying to not give him room, so he shuffles inside the line and sweeps it over short fine, one bounce and over the ropes

Sean Abbott to Warner, SIX, wow! That's an incredible shot. Warner moves away and Abbott follows him, not quite yorker length and Warner is able to get under it, lofts it over extra cover and sends it all the way. He had very little room to free his arms and relied on timing to get it all the way

Jack Edwards to Maddinson, FOUR, brilliant end to the over. 129.7ks back of a length outside off, Maddinson has the room to free his hands and slaps it straight back over Edwards, not off the middle but the ball runs away to the fence

Jack Edwards to Maddinson, SIX, much needed hit for the Thunder. Short of length delivery and Edwards does not get the bounce this time, Maddinson nails the pull towards deep square leg and Davies can only watch it sail into the crowd

Sam Curran to Warner, wide, bouncer around leg, Warner attempts the hook and does not connect, wide called

Ben Manenti to Billings, out Caught by Smith!! Excellent catch by Smith! The veterans are doing their bit to entertain the crowd. Warner with the runs, Starc with the first breakthrough and now Smith with a terrific catch. Billings comes down the track, gets bit too close to the flighted delivery and does not get the elevation needed for the loft to clear long-on, Smith sprints in and dives forward to take a good low catch. He made that look easy. Billings c Smith b Ben Manenti 14(13) [4s-1]

Sam Curran to Billings, FOUR, lovely shot! Nothing much wrong with the delivery - 126.4ks on a length and angled across, Billings meets it on top of the bounce and creams the drive in front of square, splits cover and mid-off perfectly

Jack Edwards to Sam Konstas, out Caught by Josh Philippe!! Konstas' poor campaign ends with a low score. Another nothing shot. 113.9ks slower ball and Konstas did not pick it, he attempts the heave across the line and gets a top-edge, the ball goes straight up and Philippe moves towards gully, keeps his eyes on the ball and hangs on safely. Sam Konstas c Josh Philippe b Jack Edwards 6(11)

Joel Davies to Warner, 1 run, fifty for Warner. He's had a great season. Last game for the Thunder, at the SCG, packed house and he's putting on a show. Raises his bat and soaks in the applause. Slower and drifting into the pads, Warner nurdles it backward of square and crosses over

Joel Davies to Warner, FOUR, this time he makes the most of short of length delivery. He gives himself a bit of room and slaps it in front of square. The sweeper runs to his left and dives but the ball wins the race

Mitchell Starc to Matthew Gilkes, out Caught by Moises Henriques!! Starc strikes! The partnership is broken. Much needed wicket for the Sixers. 139.6ks fullish delivery outside off, right in the slot and Gilkes looks to loft over mid-off, gets it off the bottom and the ball flies to the right of mid-off, Henriques moves across and dives to hang on. Good catch by the skipper. Matthew Gilkes c Moises Henriques b Mitchell Starc 12(12) [4s-2]

Ben Manenti to Matthew Gilkes, 1 run, drifting in from round the wicket, Gilkes eases it down to long-on

Jack Edwards to Warner, FOUR, another big over, 14 runs. Edwards overcorrects the length - full and around off, right in the slot and Warner does not hold back, smashes it straight past Gilkes and gives Thunder their best powerplay this season

Jack Edwards to Warner, FOUR, excellent shot! Another short of length delivery, Warner makes a bit of room and arches back, uses the pace of Edwards and ramps it wide of Josh Philippe. He's on a rampage here..

Jack Edwards to Warner, FOUR, edged and four! 130.7ks short and outside off, Warner reaches for the cut and gets it off the toe-end, the ball races away fine. The fielder was inside the ring and he had no chance of getting around

Jack Edwards to Warner, FOUR, poor delivery and Warner helps himself to another boundary. Drifting down leg, Warner crouches low inside the line and laps it over short fine, couple of bounces and over the rope

Sean Abbott to Warner, FOUR, very small margin for error. Fullish delivery on the pads, that's easy pickings for Warner, he gets under the length and heaves it over mid-wicket, one bounce and over the ropes

Sean Abbott to Warner, FOUR, almost a repeat of the previous delivery. They are trying to not give Warner room, but are ending up on his pads, clipped backward of square and the fielder in the deep has no chance of making the stop

Sean Abbott to Warner, FOUR, runs flowing now.. Leg-lined delivery, Warner flicks it uppishly over backward square leg and there's no stopping that

Mitchell Starc to Matthew Gilkes, FOUR, expensive start, 15 runs. Fullish delivery around off, Gilkes uses his bottom hand and whips it over mid-wicket, once again not timed but the ball still trickles into the rope

Mitchell Starc to Matthew Gilkes, FOUR, smashed! 143.1ks fullish delivery, at the stumps and Gilkes backs away, gets under the length and lofts it over mid-off, not off the middle but enough to clear the infield

Mitchell Starc to Warner, SIX, shot! Starc shortens the length and Warner pounces, there was a bit of width and Warner did not hold back - upper cuts it behind square and Starc's pace takes it all the way