
David Warner Begins His Swansong Journey as He Eyes All-Format Legacy
David Warner in many ways is a one-of-a-kind Cricketer. He made his international white ball debut without

David Warner in many ways is a one-of-a-kind Cricketer. He made his international white ball debut without

The incident when David Warner imitated Ravindra Jadeja’s “Sword Celebration” happened in the fifth over of the second innings. Australia’s opener smacked CSK pacer Deepak Chahar for a fast single and then tempted fielder Ajinka Rahane, who backed up to throw at the stumps. Jadeja grabbed the second back-up and locked eyes with Warner, threatening him with a run-out. Warner then performed Jadeja’s signature sword celebration, which caused the two players to burst out laughing.

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When David Warner calls it a day he will certainly go down as one of the best openers in the game, across formats.

Australia’s 17-man squad for the World Test Championship (WTC) final against India and the first two Ashes Tests included David Warner.

David Warner has revealed that he prefers to bat right-handed when facing a free-hit delivery against the Mumbai Indians.

Australia suffered yet another loss as David Warner is ruled out with an elbow injury, prompting him to fly back to Australia.

Over the last decade, India and Australia have had some incredible encounters. Within themselves, there has been some really thrilling battles individually, which could take center stage in deciding how this series pans out too. Ravichandran Ashwin vs Steve Smith While Marnus Labuschagne has grown, Steve Smith remains the biggest threat for India. India know […]

Australia opener David Warner has hinted at his retirement, saying this will most likely be the last year of his international career. Warner is set to be part of the Australia team that will travel to India for the Border-Gavaskar series in February.

David Warner, the brazen opening batsman for Australia, has hinted that he will retire from Test cricket next year, but he is likely to continue playing white-ball cricket. Warner made the remarks following Australia’s early exit from the T20 World Cup as hosts. “Test cricket will probably be the first one to fall off. Potentially […]
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