A warm moment took place at the end of the final of the Big Bash League (BBL) 2025/26 final at the Optus Stadium post the contest between the Perth Scorchers and the Sydney Sixers, where the winning captain of the home side, Ashton Turner, received the championship medal from his third children as the video went viral around the social media platforms.  

Ashton Turner has changed the dynamics of the franchise since being appointed the leader of the side, when he replaced Adam Voges in the position, with the latter joining as the head coach of the group, when their former head coach, Justin Langer, made way for the national side’s coaching.

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“This organization, this team, and the support we receive from the wider cricketing community - it’s enormous. We’re fortunate that 11 of us get to walk out onto the field, but we know success like this is driven by a much bigger group. There are too many people to name, but to the players who missed out, the support staff, coaching group, management, the executive, and board at WA Cricket.” Turner expressed at the end of the final.

Ashton Turner gets BBL 2025/26 medal from his three kids

Winning the toss, Turner had no hesitation in opting to bowl first on a surface that was not easy for batting as the cracks started to open up to create issues for the bowlers. The footmarks were evident as the Sixers kept losing wickets regularly throughout the 20-over match.

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Ashton Turner receives his #BBL15 champions medal from his three children! pic.twitter.com/gkWvd82liI

— KFC Big Bash League (@BBL) January 25, 2026

Three of their batters reached 24 runs individually, but none of them were able to convert them into big scores. Jhye Richardson and David Payne shared six wickets between them while Mahli Beardman picked up two vital wickets of the innings to bundle out the tourists for 132 runs.

Scorchers completed the chase in 17.3 overs with Josh Inglis smashing a massive six down the ground. The platform was set, thanks to the 80-run opening stand between Mitchell Marsh and Finn Allen, as they lifted their sixth title.

Brief Scores: Perth Scorchers 133/4 (Mitchell Marsh 44, Sean Abbott 2/19) beat Sydney Sixers 132 (Steve Smith 24, David Payne 3/18) by six wickets.