David Warner: Bat divided into 2 parts while batting in BBL match.
David Warner Bat Broke In Live Match: A strange incident was seen in the 29th match of the Big Bash League 2024-25 being played in Australia, in which the bat of David Warner, captaining the Sydney Thunder team, got divided into two parts while batting, which was seen by the fans present in the stadium. Apart from this, Warner himself was also quite surprised. This match is being played between the team of Sydney Thunder and Hobart Hurricanes on the ground of Hobart, in which the team of Sydney Thunder, batting first, scored 164 runs at the loss of 6 wickets in 20 overs and in this, Warner scored 66 balls from the bat. An unbeaten inning of 88 runs was also seen.
Warner’s bat hit his head as soon as it broke
On the first ball of the fourth over of Sydney Thunder’s innings, which was bowled by Riley Meredith, Warner tried to play a shot towards mid-off, which went straight to the fielder. During this time, Warner had swung the bat very hard and as soon as the ball hit it, it got divided into two parts and it also hit Warner’s head. When Warner was hit on the head by the bat, he was also quite shocked. However, after changing the bat, Warner did not let the pace of his innings slow down and finally returned to the pavilion unbeaten. In his unbeaten inning of 88 runs, David Warner hit a total of 7 fours in which his strike rate was 133.33.
Warner’s bat has spoken strongly so far this season of BBL
David Warner had retired from all formats of international cricket in the year 2024, after which he is continuously focusing on playing in the franchise league. Warner has appeared in very good form with the bat in the current season of BBL, in which he has scored a total of 316 runs at an average of 63.20 in 7 matches, in which three half-centuries have also been seen with his bat and during this he has scored 2. Has also returned to the pavilion unbeaten.
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