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It would be hard to say whether the World Cup will produce high-scoring games because the conditions will be very different: David Miller

After David Warner, David Miller warns of slow pitches at T20 World Cup 2024

South Africa and Gujarat Titans' batter David Miller doesn't expect too many high-scoring matches in the upcoming T20 World Cup in the Americas as he feels the pitches there will be on the slower side.

It would be hard to say whether the World Cup will produce high-scoring games because the conditions will be very different: David Miller

South Africa and Gujarat Titans' batter David Miller doesn't expect too many high-scoring matches in the upcoming T20 World Cup in the Americas as he feels the pitches there will be on the slower side.
Favourable conditions and the much-debated 'Impact Player' rule have helped batters rule the roost in the ongoing IPL, with teams such as Sunrisers Hyderabad piling up scores in excess of 260 on three occasions.
But Miller feels it won't be the same in the T20 World Cup, to be held in the United States and West Indies from June 2.
"It would be hard to say whether the World Cup will produce high-scoring games because the conditions will be very different. The Caribbean might be on the slower side compared to Indian wickets. It's all about assessing the conditions on the day and playing accordingly," Miller said on the eve of their match against Delhi Capitals here.
His comments came after David Warner also said the same.
"They (pitches in West Indies) can be slower and they're gonna turn a bit. I don't think they're going to be as compact as they are here. You know, I've played a lot of cricket over there. I've played in the CPL. The wickets tend to get a little bit lower and slower," the Aussie stated.
"We are not concerned about that (crossing 200-run mark). We played Sunrisers, we beat them. I think it's different conditions for different grounds. At the end of the day we have 4 wins from 8, so we are very much there.
"We don't want to get caught up in what other teams are doing. We are sticking to our strength," he added.
India captain Rohit Sharma has made it clear that he is not a big fan of the 'Impact Player' rule as it is hampering the growth of all-rounders. A few other top players, including Miller, have also voiced their opposition to the rule.
The 'Impact Player' rule, introduced in 2023, allows all IPL teams to substitute a player -- batter or bowler -- during their respective innings as per the demands of the match.
"Everyone has got their opinions about it but for me I am not a massive fan of the rule. The game of cricket has 11 players and it would be nice to stick to that. Rohit said that international cricket is not like that and I feel it's better to keep it the same as international cricket.
"It's creating 6 bowlers and 8 batters, taking all-rounders out of contention. At the end of the rule is there so we have to play according to the rule," he said.
With four wins and four defeats from eight games, GT are currently placed sixth in the standings and remain in the mix for a playoff berth.
While skipper Shubman Gill has been in fine form at the top of the order, the middle order remains a concern for GT, something which Miller denied.
"I don't think there is any issue with the middle-order. Obviously, you have got the impact player which makes a big difference. I think we have done what we needed to do.
"I was injured for a few games, came back but haven't really scored much in the last game, but that's part of the game," he said.
"As a team, there have been some close games that we won and also one or two close games that we lost. I think it's just about getting back to basics, feeding off each other, getting good partnerships. We just need a little bit more fight.
"We win the next few games and we are really in the mix, so it's very important." Miller also had words of appreciation for Gill the leader.
"Shubman is young and an incredible player and I'm really looking forward to seeing how his career unfolds. I really enjoyed what he has added to the team as captain. I feel each player has a unique way of leading.
"He has performed really well with the bat. It's been nice to have someone performing and leading from that sense. It's been really a nice transition," he said.

"Cannot fault the way the guys are training and preparing. It's just sometimes in the games that the execution isn't there. And we know when we take wickets up front and early, we're a very dangerous bowling attack" - David Warner

IPL 2024: David Warner admits Delhi Capitals probably need to win all games for a playoff berth

Delhi Capitals' opener, David Warner, has openly acknowledged the pressure on his team and how they need to win all their remaining games to have a shot at the playoffs. 

#Warner #IPL2024 #DC

<h2>"Cannot fault the way the guys are training and preparing. It's just sometimes in the games that the execution isn't there. And we know when we take wickets up front and early, we're a very dangerous bowling attack" - David Warner</h2>

Delhi Capitals' opener, David Warner, has openly acknowledged the pressure his team faces in the ongoing IPL 2024, emphasizing the necessity to win all remaining games to have a shot at the playoffs. Following a series of disappointing outcomes, with five losses in eight matches, the Capitals find themselves in a critical position as they prepare to face the Gujarat Titans on Wednesday.
Speaking during a media interaction, Warner expressed concern over the team's current standings. "We're not where we want to be for the team's sake. We'd like to win a few more games. But we've got to win the next remainder to obviously compete in the finals. So for us, it's about doing as best as we can. Hopefully, we can play each game like we did against Gujarat," he stated.
The Australian cricketer stressed the need for overall improvement in both batting and bowling. Warner pointed out that minimizing the opposition's totals when bowling first, and setting a substantial target when batting first, are crucial strategies for the Capitals moving forward. He also highlighted the effectiveness of their bowling attack, recalling how they managed to bowl out Gujarat Titans for just 89 runs in their previous encounter.
Warner praised the preparation and training efforts of his team but noted that the execution during matches sometimes falls short. "Cannot fault the way the guys are training and preparing. It's just sometimes in the games that the execution isn't there. And we know when we take wickets up front and early, we're a very dangerous bowling attack," he added.
Additionally, Warner took a moment to commend the performances of two young players in the team, Jake Fraser-McGurk and Abishek Porel, who have both made significant impacts this season. "Jake's (Jake Fraser-McGurk) been very good. We know he's always had the talent. Abishek Porel has been outstanding as well," Warner remarked.
He recounted a pivotal moment from Porel, who wasn't originally slated to play but was called up as an impact player after early wickets fell. Porel&rsquo;s explosive performance, scoring over thirty runs in just nine balls, was a game-changer according to Warner. He further emphasized Porel's potential, stating, "I think he had nine balls or something and he got 30-odd runs. That changed the game and then the other day as well, he played very well. He is going to be a very good player."
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(With PTI inputs)

The top-order batter Warner sustained a finger injury while batting in the match against Lucknow Super Giants.

David Warner doubtful for Delhi Capitals' clash against Gujarat Titans | IPL 2024, GT vs DC

As the Delhi Capitals get set to take on Gujarat Titans on Wednesday, they might miss David Warner as the opener has a swollen finger. Here is what Ricky Ponting said

David Warner doubtful for Delhi Capitals' clash against Gujarat Titans; Here is the X-ray report

The top-order batter Warner sustained a finger injury while batting in the match against Lucknow Super Giants.

Delhi Capitals head coach Ricky Ponting on Tuesday revealed an X-ray performed on David Warner's swollen finger showed no major injury but a call on his participation in the IPL game against Gujarat Titans will be taken only after he is put through a fitness test before the match.
The Capitals are taking on Gujarat Titans in an away match on Wednesday with Warner's fitness under observation. The top-order batter Warner sustained a finger injury while batting in the match against Lucknow Super Giants.
"David did have an X-ray after the last game. That X-ray came back all clear. But, he's got a lot of swelling around the knuckle on his left hand. We'll give him a fitness test tomorrow morning, and keeping our fingers crossed that he's okay," Ponting said of Warner on the eve of the match.
Warner has scored 166 runs for DC this season from six matches, who are struggling in the ninth place with four losses and just two wins.
Ponting stressed on playing well consistently to do well in a tournament like the Indian Premier League.
"The overriding message from me to the players over the last six games is how close we've been. We could easily be sitting here with five wins and one loss. So, we understand how close we are and how close the tournament is, but you can't afford to be close to be good in the IPL. You've got to turn up and be very good every day.
"We know we've got to get better in certain areas of our cricket. And trust me, we're working really hard every day to make sure that we're as well prepared as we can be," he said.
At the pre-match press conference, Ponting explained the team's approach for the game against the Gujarat Giants. "We will structure our batting order tomorrow to make sure that we've got the right batsmen against their spinners in those crucial middle overs of the game.
"The batsmen are well aware of the skill set that they'll need tomorrow to take on this Gujarat side. We are just looking forward to the contest," Ponting said.

The injury to Warner gave Steve Smith a crack at the top as he opened the innings for the tourists alongside Travis Head in the second fixture.

The injury to Warner gave Steve Smith a crack at the top as he opened the innings for the tourists alongside Travis Head in the second fixture.

Due to an adductor injury, David Warner will miss the final Twenty20 International match against New Zealand in Auckland. However, he should be well in time for the IPL 2024 to begin next month. He was given a rest during the second Twenty20 International on Friday as part of Australia's series-long rotation plan.
"Warner will require a brief recovery period which is not expected to affect his availability for the upcoming Indian Premier League leading into the ICC Men's T20 World Cup," a CA statement said.
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David Warner has been withdrawn from the New Zealand tour, presenting another opportunity to open the batting for Steve Smith <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/NZvAUS?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#NZvAUS</a> <a href="https://t.co/ewVViy3Ssy">https://t.co/ewVViy3Ssy</a>
&mdash; cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) <a href="https://twitter.com/cricketcomau/status/1761210906745459186?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 24, 2024</a></blockquote>
Warner was a part of Australia's playing XI in the T20I series opener at the Sky Stadium in Wellington on Wednesday, February 21 and contributed with a crucial 20-ball-32 in his team's six-wicket win.
It is anticipated that Warner would recover in seven to ten days. Warner's bilateral international career will expire if he misses the series finale.
Australia T20 squad for 3rd game
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After announcing his retirement from Test cricket recently, Australia's T20 opener David Warner has hinted towards his international retirement.

'Want to play T20I World Cup and finish there': David Warner hints towards international retirement

"want to play T20I World Cup and finish there': David Warner hints towards international retirement

After announcing his retirement from Test cricket recently, Australia's T20 opener David Warner has hinted towards his international retirement.

After hitting the game-winning knock in Friday's Twenty20 International match against the West Indies, Australian great David Warner hinter towards his international retirement. Warner, who currently only represents Australia in T20 Internationals, helped his side defeat the West Indies in Hobart with a 70-run performance.&nbsp;
After a brilliant showing in the opening Twenty20 International against the West Indies, Warner expressed his feelings, saying he was excited to play in the upcoming Twenty20 World Cup and finish his remarkable career in style on a global platform.&nbsp;
"Pleasing to get the win on the board. Was a nice wicket to bat on and you have to make the most of it. Feel great and refreshed, I&rsquo;m pumped. I want to play the T20 World Cup and finish there and it&rsquo;s a good journey we&rsquo;ve got going for the next 6 months. Pretty much the same squad going to New Zealand so it&rsquo;s important we win there as well," Warner said at the post-match presentation ceremony.
David Warner will have a chance to retire as the world champion in all three formats if Australia are able to lift the T20 World Cup 2024. Warner won the World Test Championship and ODI World Cup title under the captaincy of Pat Cummins.
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In addition to multiple Indian sports icons, Australian batter David Warner and South Africa's Keshav Maharaj greeted their fans on the occasion of 'Pran Pratishtha' in Ayodhya's Ram Temple.

David Warner, Keshav Maharaj mark ‘Pran Prathishta’ with heartfelt wishes | Ram Mandir inauguration

In addition to multiple Indian sports icons, Australian batter David Warner and South Africa's Keshav Maharaj greeted their fans on the occasion of 'Pran Pratishtha' in Ayodhya's Ram Temple.

Australian batter David Warner greeted his Indian followers as the Ram Temple was inaugurated in Ayodhya on Monday. The Aussie batter &lsquo;Jai Sri Ram&rsquo; in the caption.
Earlier, South African cricketer Keshav Maharaj also wished the Indian diaspora on the eve of the consecration ceremony.
In a specially recorded video, the Proteas spinner said, &ldquo;I want to wish Mahesh Kumar (Consul General of India in Johannesburg) and the entire Indian community in South Africa all the best for the inauguration of the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya. May it bring peace, harmony and spiritual enlightenment to one and all.&rdquo;
In a recent interview with PTI, the left-arm spinner, who has his roots in Uttar Pradesh where the temple town of Ayodhya is located, spoke about his devotion to Lord Ram.
When he walks into the middle during a game in South Africa, the in-house DJ makes it a point to play 'Ram Siya Ram, Jai Jai Ram'. According to him, the song in the background gets him "into the zone".
Multiple Indian cricket stars, both ex and current, attended the historic ceremony on January 22. The long list included Sachin Tendulkar, Anil Kumble, Ravindra Jadeja, Mithali Raj and Venkatesh Prasad.
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Veteran Australian cricketer David Warner came to the Sydney Cricket Ground on a helicopter. 

David Warner rides a helicopter to a BBL game in Sydney | Watch

Veteran Australian cricketer David Warner came to the Sydney Cricket Ground in a helicopter.&nbsp;

David Warner, fresh out of Test and ODI retirement, showed up at the Sydney Cricket Ground in a helicopter.&nbsp;
Flying in straight from his brother's wedding in the Hunter Valley, the 37-year-old's chopper touched down on the outfield near the 'Thanks Dave' logo, which was painted for his last Test.
"He's going to take a lot of effort to come and play for us," Thunder quick Gurinder Sandhu was quoted as saying by ESPNCricinfo.
"We love having him here. Last year he was awesome for us, maybe didn't score as many runs as he would have liked but around the group and passing on knowledge was awesome to have him around,&rdquo; Sandhu added.
Warner pulled the curtains down on a glorious Test career in front of his home crowd at the SCG last week, guiding Australia to a convincing win in the third Test with a fluent half-century.
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(With PTI inputs)

David Warner, who recently retired from Test and ODI cricket, made some major revelations about sledging during international fixtures. 

Will cricketers give up sledging in the coming decade? David Warner thinks so 

David Warner, who recently retired from Test and ODI cricket, made some major revelations about sledging during international fixtures.&nbsp;

Soon after retiring from Test cricket, David Warner made a major revelation regarding Australian players.&nbsp; While speaking to Fox Cricket, the left-handed batter remarked, 'When I came into the team, the way that I went about it on the field was to get in people&rsquo;s faces, to upset them and to get them off their rhythm when they&rsquo;re batting. I was moulded into being that person.'&nbsp; The 37-year-old had a complete change in attitude following the 2018 ball-tampering scandal.&nbsp;
He said that the art of sledging will soon become a thing of the past courtesy of T20 franchise leagues such as the Indian Premier League, where cricketers share change rooms with their opponents, according to the 'Fox Cricket' report.
He added, 'I think that&rsquo;s probably the way forward. I don&rsquo;t think you&rsquo;ll see that old aggression again.'&nbsp;
Warner also expressed his wish to take up coaching in the near future, 'Yeah, I&rsquo;ve got ambitions later down the track to potentially coach. I&rsquo;ll have to speak with the wife first to see if I&rsquo;m allowed a few more days away.'&nbsp; (with PTI inputs)

David Warner, playing in his 112th Test, was dismissed for 57 at his home Sydney Cricket Ground, just 11 runs short of victory.

David Warner bids farewell to Test cricket, gets a standing ovation at SCG - WATCH

David Warner, playing in his 112th Test, was dismissed for 57 at his home Sydney Cricket Ground, just 11 runs short of victory

David Warner scored 57 runs to help lead Australia to an eight-wicket victory over Pakistan on Saturday in his final test match, ending a 112-test career as a winner on his home ground.
With Australia needing only 11 runs to claim its third consecutive victory in the three-test series, Warner was out lbw off the bowling of Sajid Khan. He walked off the Sydney Cricket Ground to loud applause as he waved to the crowd.
The only other wicket to fall in Australia's second innings was when opener Usman Khawaja was also adjudged lbw off Khan's bowling for a six-ball duck.
Warner gets a standing ovation at SCG
Warner went on to score 57 runs off 75 balls in his last innings in the Test Match cricket. After getting dismissed in his last innings Warner received a standing ovation from Pakistan players and SCG crowd.
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A standing ovation for a sensational career! 👏👏👏<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/PlayOfTheDay?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#PlayOfTheDay</a> | <a href="https://twitter.com/nrmainsurance?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@nrmainsurance</a> | <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/AUSvPAK?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#AUSvPAK</a> <a href="https://t.co/HPgvIXFoEh">pic.twitter.com/HPgvIXFoEh</a>
&mdash; cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) <a href="https://twitter.com/cricketcomau/status/1743464393252155681?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 6, 2024</a></blockquote>
Pakistan scored 313 and 115 and Australia responded with 299 and 130-2. Marnus Labuschagne scored 62 and was at the crease with Steve Smith (4) when the match ended.
Australia quickly took Pakistan's three remaining wickets on Saturday morning to set a 130-run victory target with almost two full days remaining.
After Josh Hazlewood (4-16) ran through Pakistan on Day 3, the visitors offered little resistance before they were all out. Mohammad Rizwan (28) and Aamir Jamal (18) put on 42 for the eighth wicket, but Pakistan folded quickly once Nathan Lyon had Rizwan caught at leg slip.
Lyon also bowled Hasan Ali to end the innings, finishing with figures of 3-36.
Warner had earlier led the team onto the field to start the day, while &ldquo;Thanks Dave&rdquo; with his trademark leap also painted on the ground in front of the Members Stand.
Australia won the first test in Perth by 360 runs and the second by 79 runs at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
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Australian batter David Warner was relieved after he found his lost Baggy Green midway through his farewell Test against Pakistan which is being played at Sydney Cricket Ground

Watch: David Warner relieved after his iconic baggy green cap was found during AUS vs PAK Sydney Test

Watch: David Warner relieved after his iconic baggy green cap was found

Australian batter David Warner was relieved after he found his lost Baggy Green midway through his farewell Test against Pakistan which is being played at Sydney Cricket Ground

David Warner has been reunited with his baggy green cap after he announced it had gone missing ahead of his final Test appearance for Australia.
Cricket Australia (CA) said the baggy green was found packed in a bag at the team's Sydney hotel. Warner took to Instagram on Friday morning to confirm he had received the missing cap.&nbsp;
"I'm pleased and relieved that I have got my baggy (green cap) back in my hands," he said.
"Any cricketer knows how special their cap is and I'll cherish this for the rest of my life. Very grateful to all those involved in locating it: the Qantas team, the freight company, the hotel and our own team management. It's a load off my shoulders and I really appreciate it, so thank you all," Warner added.
Back on Tuesday, January 2, Warner lost his Baggy Green and claimed that it was stolen from his luggage while he was travelling to Sydney for the third and final Test of the series. Thereafter, he took to social media to make a plea for the return of his cap.
Warner had played in a replacement baggy green during Australia's first innings in the third Test against Pakistan at the SCG.
He made 34 and is likely to have one more chance to bat for Australia in the second innings of his 112th and final Test.
In the first innings of the SCG Test, Warner was dropped in the slips by Saim Ayub. But soon after, Salman Agha dismissed him, caught by former Pakistan skipper Babar Azam in the slip cordon.

His opening partner Usman Khawaja also hugged Warner as the heartwarming gesture by Pakistan gathered huge praise on social media.

Watch! David Warner gets guard of honour from Pakistan in farewell Test | Australia vs Pakistan

As David Warner came out to bat in the 1st innings of his farewell Test vs Pakistan in Sydney, the visiting team players gave the Aussie opener a guard of honour. Watch the video here

His opening partner Usman Khawaja also hugged Warner as the heartwarming gesture by Pakistan gathered huge praise on social media.

As David Warner came out to bat in the 1st innings of his farewell Test vs Pakistan in Sydney, the visiting team players gave the Aussie opener a guard of honour.
His opening partner Usman Khawaja also hugged Warner as the heartwarming gesture by Pakistan gathered huge praise on social media.
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Respect! A guard of honour for the retiring David Warner <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/AUSvPAK?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#AUSvPAK</a> <a href="https://t.co/e1vCaN07Jb">pic.twitter.com/e1vCaN07Jb</a>
&mdash; cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) <a href="https://twitter.com/cricketcomau/status/1742441056338153487?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 3, 2024</a></blockquote>
The Sydney Test is Warner's last. The 37-year-old already announced his decision to retire from ODIs ahead of this Test match but was open to coming out of retirement for the Champions Trophy 2025 if need be.
After making his ODI debut back in 2009, the opening batter from New South Wales smashed 6932 runs in 161 ODIs. During this, he scored 22 hundreds and 33 fifties.
Batting first, Pakistan finished at 313, thanks to 88 by Mohammad Rizwan and a surprising 82 by their number 9 batter Aamer Jamal.

'If it's the backpack you really wanted, I have a spare one here. You won't get into any trouble I'm happy to give this to you if you return my baggy greens.' Warner said in his plea.

David Warner's backpack, including Australia Test cap, goes missing; Cricketer makes emotional plea

David Warner on Tuesday took to social media to reveal that had lost his Baggy Green, which is his Australia Test cap. The southpaw also made a public plea and urged anyone who finds it, to return it to him.

'If it's the backpack you really wanted, I have a spare one here. You won't get into any trouble I'm happy to give this to you if you return my baggy greens.' Warner said in his plea.

As David Warner gets set to play his final Test match in Sydney starting January 3, facing Pakistani pacers isn't the only thing the Aussie opener is concerned about.
Warner on Tuesday took to social media to reveal that he had lost his Baggy Green, which is his Australia Test cap. The southpaw also made a public plea and urged anyone who finds it, to return it to him.
'Unfortunately, someone has taken my backpack out of my actual luggage, which had my backpack and my girls' presents in there. Inside this backpack was my Baggy Greens. That is sentimental to me, it's something I would love to have back in my hands, walking out there this week. If it's the backpack you really wanted, I have a spare one here. You won't get into any trouble I'm happy to give this to you if you return my baggy greens.' Warner said in his plea.
Warner announced his ODI retirement before playing his farewell Test but is open to come out of retirement for the Champions Trophy in Pakistan next year, if need be.
&nbsp;

After making his ODI debut back in 2009, the opening batter from New South Wales smashed 6932 runs in 161 ODIs. During which, he scored 22 hundreds and 33 fifties.

David Warner bids ODIs an adieu but will come out of retirement if... | Australia vs Pakistan

David Warner on Monday announced his retirement from ODI cricket, just two days before the start of his farewell Test against Pakistan in Sydney. However he is open to revoke his decision for this tournament.

After making his ODI debut back in 2009, the opening batter from New South Wales smashed 6932 runs in 161 ODIs. During which, he scored 22 hundreds and 33 fifties.

David Warner on Monday announced his retirement from ODI cricket, just two days before the start of his farewell Test against Pakistan in Sydney.
'I&rsquo;ve got to give back to the family. That (ODI retirement) was something I had said through the World Cup, get through that and winning that in India is a massive achievement,' the Aussie southpaw said during a press conference.
However, the 37-year-old is open to coming out of retirement for Champions Trophy 2025, which is scheduled to be hosted by Pakistan.
'I know there&rsquo;s a Champions Trophy coming up and if I&rsquo;m playing decent cricket still in two years&rsquo; time, and they need someone, I&rsquo;m going to be available,' Warner added.
After making his ODI debut back in 2009, the opening batter from New South Wales smashed 6932 runs in 161 ODIs. During which, he scored 22 hundreds and 33 fifties.
The 3rd and final Australia vs Pakistan Test, which will be Warner's last, starts January 3rd in Sydney. The hosts have already taken an unassailable 2-0 lead in the series.

David Warner is set to retire from Test cricket, sparking discussions on his successor. While he endorsed Marcus Harris, Australia's coach Andrew McDonald mentions considering various options, including Cameron Green.

Cameron Green over Marcus Harris? Australia coach diverts from David Warner’s endorsement

David Warner is set to retire from Test cricket, sparking discussions on his successor. While he endorsed Marcus Harris, Australia's coach Andrew McDonald mentions considering various options, including Cameron Green.

David Warner might have endorsed Marcus Harris as his successor for opening slot in Tests, but Australia head coach Andrew McDonald said they are considering a lot more options and Cameron Green is also in contention.
Warner will retire from Test cricket after the third match against Pakistan at Sydney beginning on January 3.
There have been a lot of debates as to who should replace Warner at pole position with the names of Harris, Green, Matt Renshaw and Cameron Bancroft doing the rounds.
&ldquo;Davey's not a selector. I remember back to when Davey endorsed Matt Renshaw so I think the next one will probably be Cam Bancroft and then Cameron Green and he'll have all bases covered.
"But it's great when a fellow player endorses someone else internally. It means that they've probably excluded other players as well, but he was asked his opinion and we're happy with him expressing that,&rdquo; McDonald was quoted as saying by ESPNCricinfo.
Australia&rsquo;s next Test assignment is against West Indies and McDonald said a decision on Warner&rsquo;s successor will be taken well in time for that series.
&ldquo;All options will be considered. We're not going to make the decision until the deadline, which will be the West Indies game.
"Cameron Green, as a discussion around who are the best six batters, has definitely been in the conversation,&rdquo; McDonald said.
McDonald also confirmed that Warner will miss the ODIs and T20Is against the Windies in early February in order to play for the Dubai Capitals in the ILT20 in the UAE.
He said Cricket Australia has been looking into the NOC (No-Objection Certificate) request of Warner.
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In an Instagram story, David Warner included screenshots showing that he was restricted from viewing Sunrisers Hyderabad's social media profiles.

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In an Instagram story, David Warner shared screenshots showing that he was blocked from viewing Sunrisers Hyderabad's social media profiles.


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<h2>In an Instagram story, David Warner included screenshots showing that he was restricted from viewing Sunrisers Hyderabad's social media profiles.</h2>

With the IPL Auction going on, Australian cricketer David Warner revealed through an Instagram story that his former IPL team Sunrisers Hyderabad have blocked him on both Twitter and Instagram.
Warner, who intended to extend his congratulations to Pat Cummins and Travis Head on joining the Sunrisers, discovered he was unable to access the franchise's social media profiles.
The story shared by Warner included screenshots showing that he was restricted from viewing the IPL team's profiles. He expressed his inability to repost Travis Head's story due to being blocked by Sunrisers Hyderabad on social media platforms.
This revelation sparked a backlash among fans who criticized Sunrisers Hyderabad for blocking their former captain. Warner, who played for the team from 2014 to 2021, notably led them to an IPL title in 2016, scoring a remarkable 848 runs during the season. The franchise had dropped him from the playing XI after an indifferent run during IPL 2021, following which he joined the Delhi Capitals ahead of the 2022 edition.
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"No better way to silence the critics than by putting runs on the board" - David Warner after scoring a sensational hundred in the first Test vs Pakistan

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David Warner's celebration, featuring a 'shush' gesture, appeared to be a pointed response to ex-teammate Mitchell Johnson's criticism in the past month.

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<h2>"No better way to silence the critics than by putting runs on the board" - David Warner after scoring a sensational hundred in the first Test vs Pakistan</h2>

Australian stalwart David Warner emphatically responded to his detractors by scoring a spectacular century in the first Test of his final series. His celebration, featuring a 'shush' gesture, appeared to be a pointed response to ex-teammate Mitchell Johnson's criticism in the past month.
Warner, placing a finger on his lips, subtly addressed Johnson's comments questioning his continued selection in the team and the privilege of choosing his farewell series despite a recent dip in form.
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During the tea break, Warner, speaking with the host broadcaster, emphasized his commitment to contributing to the team's success. "It&rsquo;s my job to come here and score runs. It's about putting runs on the board for the bowlers. No better way to silence the critics than by putting runs on the board," he stated.
Candice Warner, David Warner's wife, also joined in the subtle rebuke of Johnson. She shared an image of Warner with a 'Shush' emoji, underscoring her support for her husband.
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Australia's attacking opening batsman, David Warner scored a scintillating century against Pakistan in the 1st Test match of his farewell Test series which included 14 fours and a six

David Warner silences critics, kickstarts farewell Test series with sensational hundred | AUS vs PAK

David Warner silenced his critics, including former teammate Mitchell Johnson, who had questioned the 37-year-old's place in the side ahead of this farewell series.

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<h2>Australia's attacking opening batsman, David Warner scored a scintillating century against Pakistan in the 1st Test match of his farewell Test series.</h2>

Australian opener David Warner, who is playing his farewell Test series started off Day 1 of the 1st Test in Perth with a blitzkrieg century. Warner took on the Pakistani bowlers right from the word go, and along with Usman Khawaja, he stitched together an impressive partnership of 126 runs for the first wicket.The 37-year-old took just 125 balls to reach the triple-figure mark and celebrated the milestone with his signature leap.
Warner gives apt response to former teammate with a century
David Warner was under a lot of pressure because of his meagre returns in the past two years. However, the George Bailey-led selection committee supported the star opener's inclusion in the starting lineup for their home summer's first Test.
After Pat Cummins won the toss and decided to bat first, Warner punished everything loose, and there were plenty of freebies on offer from the inexperienced Pakistan pace bowling attack in the first session. En route to his 26th career century and his first since January 2020, Warner hit 14 fours and 1 six.
What Mitchell Johnson had said
Recently, veteran Australian fast bowler, Mitchell Johnson, questioned Warner's place in the side owing to the southpaw's poor recent form and his role in 2018's 'sandpapergate' ball-tampering scandal. The former fast bowler queried why Warner was able to nominate his own retirement date.
"As we prepare for David Warner's farewell series, can somebody please tell me why?" wrote Johnson in a column for The West Australian.
"Why a struggling Test opener gets to nominate his own retirement date. And why a player at the centre of one of the biggest scandals in Australian cricket history warrants a hero's send-off? It's been five years and David Warner has still never really owned the ball-tampering scandal."

37-year-old David Warner chose not to engage in controversy over Mitchell Johnson's scathing remarks that had cast doubts on Warner's current form and place in the squad.

David Warner finally reacts to Mitchell Johnson's scathing attack | AUS vs PAK

Australian opener David Warner has finally broken his silence on Mitchell Johnson's scathing criticism of his place in the squad.

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<h2>37-year-old David Warner chose not to engage in controversy over Mitchell Johnson's scathing remarks that had cast doubts on Warner's current form and place in the squad.</h2>

Australian opening batter David Warner recently shrugged off critical comments from ex-teammate Mitchell Johnson about his decision to set a retirement timeline. Johnson, in a column, had cast doubt on Warner's current form and referenced his involvement in the infamous ball-tampering incident.
Warner had expressed a wish for a farewell Test in Sydney, part of the upcoming series against Pakistan starting on January 3, 2024.
The 37-year-old chose not to engage in controversy over Johnson's remarks. Speaking at a Fox Cricket event, he said, "It wouldn't be a summer without a headline, would it? It is what it is. Everyone's entitled to their own opinions." This response marked Warner's first public comments following Johnson's harsh criticism.
Warner has scored only one Test century since the summer of 2020-21, but it was a significant double century against South Africa in his 100th Test at the MCG in 2022. Australian selectors remain supportive of Warner, though his successor beyond the Sydney Test is yet to be determined.
Reflecting on his journey, Warner credited his resilience to his upbringing, emphasizing the importance of perseverance amidst media scrutiny and criticism.
Australian Test captain Pat Cummins also voiced strong support for Warner, highlighting the team's protective nature, especially towards long-standing members like Warner and Steve Smith. Cummins stressed the team's recent successes and the positive aspects of Australian cricket, choosing to focus on these rather than Johnson's critical commentary.
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In a revealing episode on The Mitchell Johnson Cricket Show podcast, the former fast bowler disclosed that the feud turned personal when David Warner sent him a text message earlier this year.

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<h2>In a revealing episode on The Mitchell Johnson Cricket Show podcast, the former fast bowler disclosed that the feud turned personal when David Warner sent him a text message earlier this year.</h2>

A publicised feud between Mitchell Johnson and David Warner has left cricket enthusiasts curious and intrigued. The tension escalated when Johnson penned a scathing column, questioning how and why the Australian opener was getting to pick his farewell Test even when he didn't deserve his place in the side.
Johnson, in a revealing episode on The Mitchell Johnson Cricket Show podcast, disclosed that the feud turned personal when Warner sent him a contentious text earlier this year. The trigger was Johnson's response to comments made by Warner's wife, Candice. In April. Candice had openly discussed Warner's form on Fox Sports, suggesting that if he didn't perform, there was nobody Australia could bring in that would have been better.
Johnson, in his column on SMH, criticized this perspective, emphasizing that past achievements should not shield players from scrutiny.
The exchange took a more heated turn when Candice responded to Johnson's comments, suggesting that he seeks headlines by invoking Warner's name. The spat intensified, and according to Johnson, it was around this time that Warner sent a "really bad" text message, prompting Johnson to address the issue in his column. Even though Johnson didn't reveal the details on his podcast, he expressed disappointment with the content of Warner's text, describing it as "extremely disappointing" and "pretty
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Warner wrote on Instagram, "I'm deeply concerned about the ongoing floods affecting many areas in Chennai."

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"I am deeply concerned about the ongoing floods affecting many areas in Chennai" - David Warner

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<h2>Warner wrote on Instagram, "I'm deeply concerned about the ongoing floods affecting many areas in Chennai."</h2>

Australian cricketer David Warner has expressed his heartfelt concern for the people of Chennai amidst the devastating floods that have submerged the city, claiming at least 8 lives. Warner, a revered figure in cricketing circles, took to Instagram to convey his thoughts and support during this challenging time.
In a poignant note, Warner stated, "I'm deeply concerned about the ongoing floods affecting many areas in Chennai. My thoughts are with all those who are impacted by this natural disaster. It's important for everyone to stay safe, seek higher ground if necessary. If you're in a position to help, please consider supporting relief efforts or offering assistance to those in need. Let's come together to support where we can."
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Warner's message resonates not only as a gesture of solidarity but also as a call to action for those capable of contributing to the relief efforts. His prominence in the Indian community amplifies the impact of his words, inspiring fans and followers to unite in support of the flood-affected regions.
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