Captain Moises Henriques has been the heart and soul of the Sixers since the very start of the Big Bash League that was won by the men in magenta.
He has played 74 matches for the Sixers, including six during the 2012 T20 Champions League in South Africa, and is the leading run-scorer in club history with 1,564 runs at a strike rate of 128.64.
BBL|08 was almost a replica of that career record. Henriques scoring 289 runs at a strike rate of 128.44.
Leading into BBL|09 this season, Henriques went past Mark Waugh to third on the list of all-time leading One-Day run-scorers for the NSW Blues. He now sits on 2,473 runs in 81 matches.
Ahead of him is former Sixers wicketkeeper Brad Haddin with 2,726 runs and arguably Australia’s best ever One-Day batsman, Michael Bevan, who scored 2,571.
Against the white ball during the 2019 Marsh Cup, Henriques scored 310 runs at an average of 44.28 including four half-centuries.
Henriques is one of the most experienced T20 players in Australian cricket having appeared in 191 T20 matches scoring 3,508 runs, striking at 126, and has claimed 108 wickets at 30.
We can think of no better leader, on or off the field, to lead us in BBL|09!
