Archive · 3 Jan 2026
Warner Hits Record BBL Century With Viral '6-7' Celebration
David Warner, a famous Australian cricketer, hit a big score of 130 runs in a game called the Big Bash League.
He did this for his team, Sydney Thunder, and it was the highest score ever by a Thunder player in this league.
After scoring, he celebrated in a fun way by doing a '6-7' gesture, which is a popular and silly trend among young people.
This celebration involves a hand movement and saying 'six-seven' or 'so-so'.
Warner's performance was amazing, and he showed that even though he's older, he can still connect with younger fans.
He also played well with his teammate Nic Maddinson, who recently came back to the game after being sick.
Together, they helped their team score a lot of runs.
David Warner scored 130 off 65 balls for Sydney Thunder in BBL, the highest individual score for the team.
His innings included 9 sixes and 11 fours at a strike rate of 200.
Warner celebrated his century with the viral '6-7' gesture, a trend popular among Gen Z.
This was Warner's first BBL century since his debut in 2011.
He played alongside Nic Maddinson, who recently returned after overcoming testicular cancer.
- Who
- David Warner, Australian cricketer
- What
- Scored a record-breaking 130 runs in BBL
- When
- January 3, 2026
- Where
- Sydney, Australia
- Why
- To help Sydney Thunder post a challenging total of 206
- Player
- David Warner
- Team
- Sydney Thunder
- Score
- 130 off 65 balls
- Strike Rate
- 200
- Sixes
- 9
- Fours
- 11
- Celebration
- '6-7' gesture
- Significance
- Highest individual score for Thunder in BBL