David Warner shares special post to wish India on its 80th Independence Day

The former opening batter of the Australian side, David Warner, has shared a special post to join the celebrations on India’s 80th Independence Day, dedicated to the fans of the country. Known for his strong connection with Indian cricket and its passionate fans, Warner’s message caught attention on social media platforms.

The left-handed batter’s gesture comes as a reflection of the bond he has developed with the fans over the years, particularly through his appearances in the Indian Premier League (IPL). His special post on Independence Day has offered a warm tribute to India and added a sporting touch to the nationwide celebrations.  

David Warner's heartfelt Independence Day post for his "second family" in India

Warner shared a heartfelt message about India on its Independence Day, describing the country and its people with affection and love. The Australian opener has enjoyed a special connection with the country, as his post has reflected the warmth he has received from Indian fans throughout his career.

His bond with India has gone beyond the game, with his time in the IPL playing a major role in bringing him closer to the country. From his performances on the field to his interactions with the supporters off it, the star batter has often spoken very fondly about the love and the moments he has experienced in India.

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He posted a picture of the Indian flag on Instagram and wrote ‘Happy 80th Independence Day’ as his tribute highlighted the unique relationship between the international players and the supporters of the country.

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Warner, having played for the Delhi Capitals and the Sunrisers Hyderabad in the IPL, remains the fourth leading run-getter of the tournament before the 2027 season. The left-handed batter smashed 6565 runs in 184 innings at an average of 40.52 and a strike rate of nearly 140, thanks to four centuries and 62 fifties at the best score of 126.

Warner is Australia’s fifth leading run-getter across the three formats of the game in India. He drilled 1572 runs in 48 innings at an average of 33.44 with the help of four fifties and nine centuries at the best score of 163 runs.

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Warner, after his retirement, has joined the commentary panel to share his views on the game.

Indian fans flood comments with love as Warner's Independence Day post goes viral

Indian fans of Warner have flooded the comments as the social media post went viral across social media platforms-