Australian batter David Warner made a grand entrance at the iconic Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) by landing in a helicopter on Saturday. The 37-year-old, fresh from attending his brother's wedding, touched down on the SCG outfield, gearing up to play a Big Bash League (BBL) match for Sydney Thunder.

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Warner recently concluded his illustrious Test career with a half-century against Pakistan at the SCG, leading Australia to a convincing win in the third Test. Despite retiring from ODIs, Warner remains committed to T20Is and continues to participate in various T20 leagues worldwide.

Reports initially suggested the possibility of the helicopter landing in Allianz Stadium, adjacent to the SCG. However, Warner's grand entrance at the SCG took precedence, ensuring he landed before the broadcasters set up for the Sydney Thunder vs. Sydney Stars BBL game.

While Warner's dramatic arrival adds flair to the occasion, Sydney Thunder faces a challenging task to qualify for the BBL finals. They must win their remaining three games and hope for specific results to go their way in the ongoing BBL season. Despite the team's position, Warner's commitment to T20 cricket remains evident, reflected in his recent two-year deal with Sydney Thunder.