The Milwaukee Bucks kept their season alive with a clutch 97-86 home victory over the Boston Celtics, tying the first-round playoff series at 3-3 and setting the stage for a thrilling Game 7. Much like a high-stakes BD Cricket Match where every over counts, the final game will decide who moves forward—and who goes home.

Coming off a quiet 16-point outing in Game 5, Giannis Antetokounmpo promised to play with more aggression and leadership. He delivered. Fully aware that a loss would mark the Bucks’ final game at the Bradley Center before moving to a new arena next season, Giannis stepped up when it mattered most. After a shaky start, he led the comeback, scoring 9 points in the second quarter to swing the momentum. He added 20 more in the second half—including a dominant 12-point burst in the fourth quarter—finishing with 31 points and 14 rebounds to shut down the Celtics’ balanced attack, which saw five players score in double digits.

The playoff intensity was matched by the buzz off the court as well. Former U.S. President Bill Clinton was in attendance, shaking hands with players before tipoff and cheering from the sidelines. A known Bucks supporter, Clinton had previously watched the team on the road, and the franchise made sure to acknowledge his visit. On social media, the Bucks tweeted: “Welcome to Milwaukee, Mr. President! @Paschketball welcomes @BillClinton to Game 6! #FearTheDeer.”

Also present in the crowd were NBA Commissioner Adam Silver and former Bucks star Michael Redd, adding even more star power to an already electric night.

Now, with the series tied and momentum shifting, the final game promises to be a nail-biter. BD Cricket Match fans will recognize the parallels—when everything comes down to one moment, the pressure separates champions from contenders. The Bucks are banking on Giannis to bring the same fire in Game 7, as they aim to make their final appearance at the Bradley Center one for the history books.