News about Jordan Silk

David Warner (left), who has always been box office, was sent by a chartered helicopter to the SCG on Friday (right), but his Sydney Thunder were outclassed in the Big Bash, proving to be in vain. Warner, 37, made a mad dash to the Harbour City after his brother's wedding in the NSW Hunter Valley, just a few hours before the first ball of the derby against the Sixers.

The now 21-year-old, who moved from Victoria in the offseason, smashed a record-breaking innings with 13 sixes and 10 fours before being dismissed for 125 off only 38 runs. He reached his hundred off just 29 deliveries at Karen Rolton Oval in Adelaide, which was two-balls faster than the fastest international one-day century, scored by South African legend Abde Villiers, who took 31 balls against the West Indies in 2015.

The 33-year-old, who had been on BBL for his BBL debut against the Adelaide Strikers, picked up where he left off in the big Saturday night match against the Thunder. Smith and Test colleague David Warner, both playing for the Thunder, were billed as a big match-up, but Warner could only stand and cheer as Smith's team was deemed as a result of Smith's heroic defense of his team.

Following Michael Neser's controversial catch on Sunday, two of the best bowlers in the world have called on cricket to rewrite one of the game's rules. During Brisbane's thrilling 15-run victory over the Sydney Sixers in the Big Bash, Jordan Silk was dismissed by the heat, but the catch caused a lot of discussion as to whether it was a legitimate dismissal or a six. Neser grabbed Mark Steketee and stumbled over the cord as Silk carved him high above the extra-cover boundary.

On Sunday, Michael Neser's remarkable juggling boundary catch in the Big Bash League ignited a lot of discussion over whether it was a legitimate dismissal or a six. Neser took the catch and stumbled over the cord as Jordan Silk carved Mark Steketee high into the extra-cover boundary during Sydney Sixers' game with Brisbane Heat. As he did so, he tried to flick the ball back but ended up diverting it over the rope, where he was forced to juggle again with his feet in the air before catching the ball on the field of play.

As he replaced opening batsman Jake Weatherald, who scooped a Steve O'Keefe delivery to point but left for just one run, a trumpeter playing from the roof of Adelaide Oval performed a rousing tune for the 32-year-old. A trumpeter and two others were spotted on the roof of the venue's new stand as Lynn crept to the crease.