Thunder not only collected the wooden spoon in the previous season, but they snatched it with precision similar to an eagle in a miserable campaign of a single victory.
Warner was in Thunder’s books in the last two seasons, arriving memorably for a Derby SCG through the helicopter after his brother’s wedding in the Hunter Valley, but a bit player due to the commitments of the national team. This summer, the 38 -year -old has been the face of the franchise and the BBL.
Warner has captained Thunder, after Crickt Australia annulled his leadership prohibition emanating from the ball handling scandal, he scored the 357 league races and looked like a man on a mission at every step.
“Incredible talent. But the way he also thinks about the game. And his attitude with entering the game and that energy is contagious … all who go out to the field with him, are a higher foot.”
But Warner’s passion and wisdom words, and the coup effects on the entire Thunder team have been deep during an injury crisis.
Sangha first chose Warner’s brain while playing the degree cricket in 2018-19, when the latter had a complete summer with Randwick Petersham during his year-year prohibition of international and national cricket. On Friday night, Sangha returned without problems with an injury in an opening position of 29 races with Warner.
“Davey has been great with all the boys, he is always helping us improve,” Sangha told AAP. “It’s great to go out and beat with someone like him.
“I remember that I had a kaboom when I was young, it was one of my first Crickt bats. So it is great to see Davey do their business and simply learn a lot. It’s just a ball of energy.”
Warner’s men have won consecutive elimination endings, with different players taking a step forward in key moments in both games.
“He has been encouraging everyone, be it bat, ball or field, to always be brave,” Sangha said. “Take the game back to yourself. And from the point of view of the captaincy, it is tactically very intelligent. It does some different things and is quite aggressive, it takes risks and only spread in the rest of the group.”