Recently David Warner has announced his retirement from Test and ODI cricket matches.

Category : Sports Published on: January 03 2024

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David Warner is the opening batsman of Australia.
Recently he has announced his retirement from one-day cricket matches.
David Warner will play his last Test match in the Test match against Pakistan starting from January 3.
David Warner will now play only T20 ODI matches.
David Warner started his Test career in 2011 against New Zealand in Brisbane.
He has 26 centuries and 36 half-centuries to his name in Tests.
Warner made his ODI international debut against South Africa in Hobart in 2009.
Warner has 22 centuries and 33 half-centuries to his name in One Day.
He has scored 8695 runs in Tests and 6932 runs in One Day.
Warner is second only to Ricky Ponting in terms of scoring most centuries for Australia in ODIs.