David Warner ended his ODI career as the second-most century-maker for Australia in ODIs. He had some brilliant World Cups and was hard to beat in his heydays. Here is Warner's career in a nutshell.
David Warner is in his last Test series. The Aussie star has announced his retirement from ODI cricket as well. Australia's World Cup 2023 final win over India was the final 50-over match for the veteran.
Australia have won four out of the seven Tests that they have played in the ongoing WTC 2023-25 cycle. They have lost two and one game has ended in a draw. Their percentage of points (PCT) is 50.00%.
Australia opener David Warner is set to play the last Test match of his career in Sydney in the first week of January 2024. Post his Test retirement, the left-hander is set to play his trade in T20 leagues including the Big Bash League and International League T20.
David Warner is making sure to leave Test cricket on a high as he became the second highest run-getter for Australia in international cricket after his 38-run knock on Day 1 of the Boxing Day Test against Pakistan. Australia are 187/3 at stumps on Day 1 as Pakistan hope to get them out early.
The veteran Australian opener fell on 38 runs in the first innings of the second Test match against Pakistan at Melbourne Cricket Ground on Tuesday and will play his farewell red-ball game in Sydney starting on January 3, 2024.
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Delhi Capitals walked away with the biggest purse remaining as they had INR 9.9 crore still left but added a few good players in the budget at the IPL 2024 auction. Uncapped wicketkeeper batter Kumar Kushagra was DC's biggest purchase as they got the likes of Harry Brook and Tristan Stubbs cheaply.
Former Sunrisers Hyderabad captain David Warner revealed that he has been blocked by the 2016 champions on social media websites. Warner wanted to report his Australian teammates Travis Head and Pat Cummins' stories since they were both picked by SRH but he couldn't.
It seems Mitchell Johnson is hell-bent on speaking against David Warner despite the veteran opener smashing a magnificent century in Perth in the opening Test match against Pakistan. Johnson, who had questioned Warner's place in the side, has now launched another attack on the opener.
Australia are currently taking on Pakistan in a three-match Test series. The series will be David Warner's last Test appearance as he is set to bid adieu to the format. There are speculations over who will replace Warner at the top of the order.
Australia ended the opening day of the first Test at 346/5 after 84 overs thanks David Warner's 164-run knock with other batters batting around him. But the likes of Steve Smith and Travis Head will be disappointed to have missed out on scoring big.
David Warner was in the news before the start of the Test series with Mitchell Johnson taking a jibe at him in his column questioning his place in the side. Notably, the left-handed opener is playing his final Test series as he is set to play his last game of the format in Sydney.
The much-awaited Test series between Australia and Pakistan got underway today at Optus Stadium in Perth. After opting to bat first, Australia got off to a scintillating start with Pakistan struggling to pick wickets even as David Warner played aggressive cricket.
Australia batter Steve Smith has quashed the retirement rumours a couple of days after his manager did so. He is looking forward to representing Australia in the upcoming Test series against Pakistan starting from December 14 in Perth.
David Warner is set to retire from Test cricket after the upcoming Pakistan series. While a few specialist openers are in fray to replace him, Travis Head's name also did the rounds after a brilliant show opening against India earlier this year.
Australia are going to host Pakistan for a three-match Test series and have announced a 14-member squad for the first Test to be played in Perth. David Warner is poised to retire from the longest format of the game at the end of the series.
Steve Smith's long time teammate David Warner is set to hang his boots from Test cricket at the end of the third and final Test against Pakistan. Smith is also in the mid-30s now and hence, the talks of his retirement also started doing the rounds. But will he retire?
Mitchell Johnson came down heavy on David Warner ahead of his final Test series against Pakistan at home. He launched a scathing attack on why Warner is getting a 'hero' ending despite the ball-tampering scandal and his dip in form.
Mitchell Johnson had launched a seething attack against his former Australian teammate David Warner over him getting to choose his farewell in Tests despite having a history regarding sandpaper gate. Now Warner's manager has slammed Johnson, calling him naive.
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