Sydney Thunder had a tough end to their Big Bash League campaign with a crushing loss to the Hobart Hurricanes in the final. Despite the defeat, captain David Warner won over the rival crowd with his gracious words post-match. Warner praised Mitchell Owen for his record-breaking century and thanked the fans for their support throughout the tournament.
Warner’s Thunder side was outplayed by Owen, who scored the equal-fastest century in Big Bash history, leading the Hurricanes to their first Big Bash title. Despite some initial boos from the crowd, Warner’s genuine praise for Owen and the fans turned the mood around.
Warner acknowledged the impressive attendance and viewership the BBL had seen and expressed gratitude for the support. Despite retiring from international cricket, Warner is likely to continue leading the Thunder next season. He praised the team’s camaraderie and expressed hope for a successful campaign in the future.
Overall, Warner’s words resonated with the fans in attendance, who applauded his sportsmanship and leadership. Despite the disappointing loss, Warner’s positive attitude and gratitude towards his team and the supporters bode well for the Thunder’s future in the league.
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