Australian cricket legend David Warner has renewed his contract with the Sydney Thunder for another season, ensuring he will continue playing in the Big Bash League beyond the age of 40. Warner had a standout BBL campaign, finishing as the tournament’s top run-scorer with 433 runs and earning the title of the team of the tournament’s captain.
Fans can catch all the action of the 2025/26 KFC BBL exclusively on FOX CRICKET, available on Kayo Sports. New subscribers can sign up now and enjoy their first month for just $1. Warner, who averaged 86.60 during the season, expressed his excitement about staying with the Thunder and his belief that he still has more to offer the team and the sport.
Despite a challenging season for the Thunder, Warner was motivated by the unwavering support of the fans. He is determined to help the team bounce back and deliver a stronger performance in BBL16. The Thunder now have two spots to fill in their roster before the contracting embargo takes effect on January 27.
Thunder GM Trent Copeland praised Warner’s decision to stay on, highlighting his exceptional skills, leadership, and dedication to improving the team’s performance. Warner’s commitment to the Thunder is a testament to his passion for the game and his desire to continue competing at the highest level.
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