Sydney Thunder beat Melbourne Stars by 21 runs (DLS method) in Sydney to progress to the Big Bash League's challenger match. After setting the Stars 136 to win, the Thunder superbly defended the ...

Mitch Owen has been selected in Australia's 16-player squad to tour the West Indies for five Twenty20 Internationals.

The Sydney Thunder have booked their first BBL final in nine years, beating their crosstown rivals the Sixers in a thrilling Challenger Final at the SCG. The Thunder will now go to Hobart to take ...

With more than half of their original 18-player roster injured or unavailable at various points, the odds were stacked against Sydney Thunder in KFC BBL|14, yet if it wasn't for a Mitch Owen ...

In unpacking how Sydney Thunder transformed from BBL laughing stock to finals force, it is impossible to overstate the influence of the "ball of energy" that is David Warner. Thunder didn't just ...

by four wickets David Warner will have the chance to lead Sydney Thunder to their first BBL title in nine years, a season after they finished with the wooden spoon, after his side held their nerve ...

A feature of the BBL calendar, persistent showers put paid ... When showers halted play for the second time, the Thunder were 1/36 after 5.1 overs with Thunder skipper David Warner unbeaten ...

Thunder, who were crowned BBL champions in 2016, will be hosted in Monday’s tournament final by Hobart Hurricanes, who have yet to win a trophy.

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The Thunder skipper brought up his fourth-ever BBL fifty with an unbeaten 88 off 66 deliveries against the Hobart Hurricanes on Friday to take top spot from Cooper Connolly in the aggregate runs.

It’s the Hobart Hurricanes against the Sydney Thunder in this year’s BBL decider. Here are six players who will have a huge say on the result. The Thunder will be chasing their first title ...

the Scorchers will have to rely on net-run rate to join the Thunder, Hurricanes and Sydney Sixers in the final four. It would mark only the third time in 14 BBL seasons that the Scorchers miss finals.