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Warner ton not enough as Ward leads 'Canes to victory
A run-scoring slog fest at Engie Stadium saw the Hurricanes come out on top thanks to a brilliant opening partnership
David Warner blasted the highest individual score of the BBL season so far, but couldn't prevent a Tim Ward and Mitch Owen-inspired Hobart securing a six-wicket win over Sydney Thunder.
Warner wound back the clock with an unbeaten 130 off 65 balls at Engie Stadium on Saturday night, whacking nine sixes and 11 fours to steer the Thunder to 4-205.
But Ward (90 off 49) and Owen (45 off 18) responded with a 108-run opening partnership in just 51 balls to set the Hurricanes on track for a record run-chase at the Sydney Showground venue.
David Warner's record century for Sydney Thunder in vain as reigning champs cruise to victory
David Warner wound back the clock, smashing 130 off 65 balls for the Sydney Thunder on Saturday night – but it wasn't enough to lift his side to victory.
The 39-year-old had a serious job to do to rescue their innings after both Matthew Gilkes and Sam Konstas were dismissed for golden ducks.
Warner was up to the task, blasting nine sixes and 11 fours at a strike rate of 200.
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He produced the highest ever score by a Thunder batter, and became the fifth player to ever score 130 or more runs in a BBL knock, joining Glenn Maxwell (154), Marcus Stoinis (147), Josh Brown (140) and Matthew Wade (130).
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