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"We are looking at sanctions to be reviewed for good behaviour and growth after a period of time," said CA chief executive Nick Hockley

Cricket Australia considers lifting captaincy ban from David Warner

David Warner may soon be eligible to contest for Australia's captaincy as Cricket Australia is considering to revoke Warner’s lifetime ban from leadership positions

Here are the details

"We are looking at sanctions to be reviewed for good behaviour and growth after a period of time," said CA chief executive Nick Hockley

David Warner may soon be eligible to contest for Australia's captaincy as Cricket Australia is considering to revoke Warner&rsquo;s lifetime ban from leadership positions.
The now 35-year-old batter was banned from the elite game for a year and from leadership positions for life by CA following the ball tampering saga in South Africa in 2018. But the body&rsquo;s integrity code would be reviewed at Friday&rsquo;s board meeting as a &ldquo;first step&rdquo; to Warner's rehabilitation.
"We are looking at sanctions to be reviewed for good behaviour and growth after a period of time," said CA chief executive Nick Hockley. However, he added that pending the discussion, there would then need to be a revision of the code and that would need to be approved by the board.
Interestingly, Warner himself said recently that he would regard the offer of a leadership role for his country as a &ldquo;privilege&rdquo;.
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Steve Smith reflected on what he described as a "sad week" following the deaths of Australian cricket legends Rod Marsh and Shane Warne.
The former Australia skipper, who is with the national side on its historic tour to Pakistan, said that the team feels for both the Marsh and Warne families and their thoughts are with them. He though added that the Australian cricket team has stuck together really well. 'The guys are in decent spirits and focusing on our job over here', added Smith.
Tributes continue to pour in for former Aussie wicketkeeper Rod Marsh and legendary leg-spinner Shane Warne after both died last week.
Also read: 'Dad, you were taken away so soon', Shane Warne's family speak about their loss

'A sad week, our thoughts are with Marsh and Warne families' says Steve Smith

Steve Smith, who is with the national side on its historic tour to Pakistan, said that the team feels for both the Marsh and Warne families and their thoughts are with them

Steve Smith reflected on what he described as a "sad week" following the deaths of Australian cricket legends Rod Marsh and Shane Warne.
The former Australia skipper, who is with the national side on its historic tour to Pakistan, said that&nbsp;the team feels for both the Marsh and Warne families and their thoughts are with them.
BITE: STEVE SMITH, Ex-captain, Australia
'Yeah, it's been a sad week, obviously. Losing two greats of the game and of Australian cricket. So, no the guys have stuck together really well. We've been able to go out there and do our job. Obviously, we had two days in the dirt there and spent a lot of time together out on the field with one another, so... No the guys are in decent spirits and focusing on our job over here, but obviously, it's been a sad week and, you know, we feel for both the Marsh and Warne family and our thoughts are with them, that's for sure.'
Tributes continue to pour in for former Aussie wicketkeeper Rod Marsh and legendary leg-spinner Shane&nbsp;Warne&nbsp;after both died last week.

Tributes continue to pour in for former Aussie wicketkeeper Rod Marsh and legendary leg-spinner Shane&nbsp;Warne&nbsp;after both died last week and Steve Smith too paid his condolences&nbsp;

Steve Smith reflected on what he described as a "sad week" following the deaths of Australian cricket legends Rod Marsh and Shane Warne.
The former Australia skipper, who is with the national side on its historic tour to Pakistan, said that&nbsp;the team feels for both the Marsh and Warne families and their thoughts are with them. He though added that the Australian cricket team has stuck together really well. 'The guys are in decent spirits and focusing on our job over here', added Smith.
Tributes continue to pour in for former Aussie wicketkeeper Rod Marsh and legendary leg-spinner Shane&nbsp;Warne&nbsp;after both died last week.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="'Dad, you were taken away so soon', Shane Warne's family speak about their loss" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/dad-you-were-taken-away-so-soon-shane-warne-s-family-speak-about-their-loss-1646662882807" target="_blank">'Dad, you were taken away so soon', Shane Warne's family speak about their loss</a>

Sunil&nbsp;Gavaskar&nbsp;is facing backlash for his comments on the late Shane Warne, who died of a heart attack last week at the age of 52.
During a chat with India Today, Gavaskar&nbsp;was asked to rate Warne&nbsp;among the greatest spinners to have played the game. To which the former India captain said that for him the Indian spinners and Muttiah Muralitharan were better than Warne. Gavaskar&nbsp;referred to Warne's&nbsp;record in India and said that it was pretty ordinary. 'Because he did not have much success against Indian players who were very good players of spin, I don&rsquo;t think I would call him the greatest,' he added.
Gavaskar&nbsp;even went on to rank&nbsp;Muralitharan&nbsp;over Warne&nbsp;due to&nbsp;Sri&nbsp;Lanka's&nbsp;greater success against India.&nbsp;
His comments, however, didn't go down well with cricket fans, who slammed the former India captain on social media.
Also read:&nbsp;IND vs SL: 'Ravindra Jadeja wanted me to declare', Rohit Sharma lauds the selfless all-rounder

Sunil Gavaskar calls Shane Warne's record 'pretty ordinary', faces backlash

Former India captain Sunil Gavaskar has found himself in the middle of a controversy after he called late Shane Warne's record in India 'pretty ordinary'. Here is how the fans responded to it

Sunil&nbsp;Gavaskar&nbsp;is facing backlash for his comments on the late Shane Warne, who died of a heart attack last week at the age of 52.
During a chat with India Today, Gavaskar&nbsp;was asked to rate Warne&nbsp;among the greatest spinners to have played the game. To which the former India captain said that for him the Indian spinners and Muttiah Muralitharan were better than Warne. Gavaskar&nbsp;referred to Warne's&nbsp;record in India and said that it was pretty ordinary. 'Because he did not have much success against Indian players who were very good players of spin, I don&rsquo;t think I would call him the greatest,' he added.
Gavaskar&nbsp;even went on to rank&nbsp;Muralitharan&nbsp;over Warne&nbsp;due to&nbsp;Sri&nbsp;Lanka's&nbsp;greater success against India.&nbsp;
His comments, however, didn't go down well with cricket fans, who slammed the former India captain on social media.

Gavaskar&nbsp;referred to Warne's&nbsp;record in India and said that it was pretty ordinary. He rank&nbsp;Muralitharan&nbsp;over Warne&nbsp;due to&nbsp;Sri&nbsp;Lanka's&nbsp;greater success against India

Sunil&nbsp;Gavaskar&nbsp;is facing backlash for his comments on the late Shane Warne, who died of a heart attack last week at the age of 52.
During a chat with India Today, Gavaskar&nbsp;was asked to rate Warne&nbsp;among the greatest spinners to have played the game. To which the former India captain said that for him the Indian spinners and Muttiah Muralitharan were better than Warne. Gavaskar&nbsp;referred to Warne's&nbsp;record in India and said that it was pretty ordinary. 'Because he did not have much success against Indian players who were very good players of spin, I don&rsquo;t think I would call him the greatest,' he added.
Gavaskar&nbsp;even went on to rank&nbsp;Muralitharan&nbsp;over Warne&nbsp;due to&nbsp;Sri&nbsp;Lanka's&nbsp;greater success against India.&nbsp;
His comments, however, didn't go down well with cricket fans, who slammed the former India captain on social media.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="IND vs SL: 'Ravindra Jadeja wanted me to declare', Rohit Sharma lauds the selfless all-rounder" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-sl-ravindra-jadeja-wanted-me-to-declare-rohit-sharma-lauds-the-selfless-all-rounder-1646634756561" target="_blank">IND vs SL: 'Ravindra Jadeja wanted me to declare', Rohit Sharma lauds the selfless all-rounder</a>

Australian stars including David Warner, Glenn Maxwell, Mitchell Marsh, Pat Cummins, Marcus Stoinis, Josh Hazlewood, Matthew Wade, and Daniel Sams are all likely to miss a few starting games of IPL 2022.
Australia is all set for a historic tour to Pakistan, starting with the 1st Test in Rawalpindi from March 4. The last game of the tour will be played on April 5. Since IPL is likely to start in the first week of April, Aussie cricketers will miss the start of the cash-rich league due to international duties.
Moreover, RCB star all-rounder Maxwell, who was retained by the Royal Challengers will also miss the Pakistan tour due to his upcoming wedding with his Indian-origin fiance Vini Raman in late March.
Also read: 

Australian stars likely to miss the start of IPL 2022. Here's why

Few Australian cricketers like David Warner and Glenn Maxwell may be the backbone of their respective IPL franchises but the Aussie stars are likely to miss the start of IPL. Here's why

Australian stars including&nbsp;David Warner, Glenn Maxwell, Mitchell Marsh, Pat Cummins, Marcus Stoinis, Josh Hazlewood, Matthew Wade, and Daniel Sams are all likely to miss a few starting games of IPL&nbsp;2022.
Australia is all set for a historic tour to Pakistan, starting with the 1st Test in&nbsp;Rawalpindi&nbsp;from March 4. The last game of the tour will be played on April 5. Since IPL&nbsp;is likely to start in the first week of April, Aussie cricketers will miss the start of the cash-rich league due to international duties.
Moreover, RCB&nbsp;star all-rounder Maxwell, who was retained by the Royal Challengers will also miss the Pakistan tour&nbsp;due to his upcoming wedding with his Indian-origin fiance Vini Raman in late March.

Few Australian cricketers like David Warner and Glenn Maxwell may be the backbone of their respective IPL franchises but the Aussie stars are likely to miss the start of IPL.

Australian stars including&nbsp;David Warner, Glenn Maxwell, Mitchell Marsh, Pat Cummins, Marcus Stoinis, Josh Hazlewood, Matthew Wade, and Daniel Sams are all likely to miss a few starting games of IPL&nbsp;2022.
Australia is all set for a historic tour to Pakistan, starting with the 1st Test in&nbsp;Rawalpindi&nbsp;from March 4. The last game of the tour will be played on April 5. Since IPL&nbsp;is likely to start in the first week of April, Aussie cricketers will miss the start of the cash-rich league due to international duties.
Moreover, RCB&nbsp;star all-rounder Maxwell, who was retained by the Royal Challengers will also miss the Pakistan tour&nbsp;due to his upcoming wedding with his Indian-origin fiance Vini Raman in late March.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="'Check online, it's everywhere...': Glenn Maxwell is concerned after his wedding invitation leaked online" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/check-online-it-s-everywhere-glenn-maxwell-is-concerned-after-his-wedding-invitation-leaked-online-1645005714736">'Check online, it's everywhere...': Glenn Maxwell is concerned after his wedding invitation leaked online</a>

IPL 2022 mega auction: Here is a list of 5 of those batters whom the franchises won't shy away from going all out.

IPL 2022 mega auction: watch out for these 5 batters

5 batters who could get the teams to splurge big time in IPL 2022 Mega Auctions. Tap for the list 

It's all about big hitting and huge scores in the IPL&nbsp;and the ones to make it possible are the batters. Here is a list of 5 of those batters whom the franchises won't shy away from going all out.
David Warner&nbsp;
The first name that comes to mind is Australia's power hitter David Warner. The southpaw had a forgettable 2021 season with SRH. After being removed as skipper, Warner was also dropped from the team which created a controversy. But the opener is back among runs and is in sublime form. He was also judged as the player of the tournament in the 2021 World T20 in the UAE. He is also the highest run-scorer among overseas&nbsp;players in the history of the IPL.
Shahrukh Khan&nbsp;
Shahrukh&nbsp;Khan may not be a big name in the IPL&nbsp;but he is certainly making waves with his consistent performances. After being surprisingly left by the Punjab Kings, the youngster is expected to attract the franchises like magnets. He has also been in an explosive form in domestic cricket and helped Tamil Nadu defend the&nbsp;Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy&nbsp;T20 title by smashing a dramatic last-ball six.
Shreyas Iyer
Shreyas&nbsp;Iyer&nbsp;might not have found his mojo&nbsp;ever since his shoulder injury last year but he still remains one of the top batters to bid for. Apart from being an experienced batter, Iyer's&nbsp;captaincy skills is an added advantage.&nbsp;Multiple reports suggest that RCB is interested in Iyer as Virat Kohli&rsquo;s successor. But if things do not work out for Bangalore, KKR could go ahead and slip in a bid for the ex-Delhi Capitals skipper.
Devdutt Padikkal
IPL&nbsp;is known to produce some exceptional talent every year and one such name to come out was that of Devdutt&nbsp;Padikkal. The youngster was RCBs go-to man to give them strong starts and more often than not, Padikkal delivered. His good show with the bat also earned him his maiden India call-up. Though the Royal Challengers didn't retain him, many franchises would be waiting for his name to come up in the auction.
Ishan&nbsp;Kishan
One of the most underrated cricketers of this generation Ishan&nbsp;Kishan&nbsp;is one guy who most likely will start a huge bidding war. Apart from being an explosive left-handed batter who can be fiddled at any position, Kishan&nbsp;is an exceptional&nbsp;wicketkeeper as well. The world witnessed what he could be by his super show for the Mumbai&nbsp;Indians and with the experience of playing for the most successful franchise in the IPL, Kishan&nbsp;would be a captain's delight.

It's all about big hitting and huge scores in the IPL&nbsp;and the ones to make it possible are the batters. Here is a list of 5 of those batters whom the franchises won't shy away from going all out

It's all about big hitting and huge scores in the IPL&nbsp;and the ones to make it possible are the batters.
Here is a list of 5 of those batters whom the franchises won't shy away from going all out.
<h3>David Warner&nbsp;</h3>
The first name that comes to mind is Australia's power hitter David Warner. The southpaw had a forgettable 2021 season with SRH. After being removed as skipper, Warner was also dropped from the team which created a controversy. But the opener is back among runs and is in sublime form. He was also judged as the player of the tournament in the 2021 World T20 in the UAE. He is also the highest run-scorer among overseas&nbsp;players in the history of the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ipl" target="_blank">IPL</a>.
<h3>Shahrukh Khan&nbsp;</h3>
Shahrukh&nbsp;Khan may not be a big name in the IPL&nbsp;but he is certainly making waves with his consistent performances. After being surprisingly left by the Punjab Kings, the youngster is expected to attract the franchises like magnets. He has also been in an explosive form in domestic cricket and helped Tamil Nadu defend the&nbsp;Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy&nbsp;T20 title by smashing a dramatic last-ball six.
<h3>Shikhar Dhawan&nbsp;</h3>
One man who has been scoring heaps of runs in the IPL&nbsp;since its inauguration is Shikhar&nbsp;Dhawan. Though the Delhi Capitals didn't retain him,&nbsp;Dhawan's&nbsp;return to form in international cricket will be enough o trigger a bidding war. He is the second-highest run-scorer in the cash-rich league and also became the first player to smash back-to-back hundreds in the IPL&nbsp;in the 2020 edition.
<h3>Shreyas Iyer</h3>
Shreyas&nbsp;Iyer&nbsp;might not have found his mojo&nbsp;ever since his shoulder injury last year but he still remains one of the top batters to bid for. Apart from being an experienced batter, Iyer's&nbsp;captaincy skills is an added advantage.&nbsp;Multiple reports suggest that RCB is interested in Iyer as Virat Kohli&rsquo;s successor. But if things do not work out for Bangalore, KKR could go ahead and slip in a bid for the ex-Delhi Capitals skipper.
Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/liveblog/sports-news/ipl-auction-2022-live-updates-full-list-of-sold-and-unsold-players-40" target="_blank">IPL&nbsp;Auction 2022 LIVE Updates</a>
<h3>Devdutt Padikkal</h3>
IPL&nbsp;is known to produce some exceptional talent every year and one such name to come out was that of Devdutt&nbsp;Padikkal. The youngster was RCBs go-to man to give them strong starts and more often than not, Padikkal delivered. His good show with the bat also earned him his maiden India call-up. Though the Royal Challengers didn't retain him, many franchises would be waiting for his name to come up in the auction.
<h3>Ishan&nbsp;Kishan</h3>
One of the most underrated cricketers of this generation Ishan&nbsp;Kishan&nbsp;is one guy who most likely will start a huge bidding war. Apart from being an explosive left-handed batter who can be fiddled at any position, Kishan&nbsp;is an exceptional&nbsp;wicketkeeper as well. The world witnessed what he could be by his super show for the Mumbai&nbsp;Indians and with the experience of playing for the most successful franchise in the IPL, Kishan&nbsp;would be a captain's delight.
Also read:<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-wi-3rd-odi-india-win-by-96-runs-inflict-a-3-0-whitewash-over-west-indies-1644596894463" target="_blank">&nbsp;IND vs WI 3rd ODI: India win by 96 runs, inflict a 3-0 whitewash over west Indies</a>

David Warner has his eyes set on the India tour as the Aussie opening batter wants to beat India in their own backyard. 
Warner said that the Aussies still haven't beaten India in India and that would be a nice thing to do. 'Hopefully, if I managed to get that chance and opportunity, I might think about going back,' added the 35-year-old.
Warner, who was removed as SRH skipper in the IPL and then dropped from the team, has been brilliant with the bat after that. He was judged as the player of the tournament in the T20 World Cup 2021 and has been instrumental in Australia retaining the Ashes in just 3 Tests vs England.
Also read: David Warner advises English players to prepare THIS way for remaining two Ashes tests

Beating India in India is David Warner's next target after the Ashes

David Warner has his eyes set on the India tour as the Aussie opening batter wants to beat India in their own backyard

David Warner has his eyes set on the India tour as the Aussie opening batter wants to beat India in their own backyard.&nbsp;
BITE: DAVID WARNER, Cricketer, Australia
'Look, I think obviously when winning the Ashes, that's obviously a big one. You know, you still haven't beaten India in India. That would be nice to do. And obviously, England away. We had obviously a drawn series, but hopefully, if I managed to get that chance and opportunity, I might think about going back.'
Australia is due to travel to India in September 2022. Warner, who was removed as SRH skipper in the IPL&nbsp;and then dropped from the team, has been brilliant with the bat after that. He was judged as the player of the tournament in the T20 World Cup 2021 and has been instrumental in Australia retaining the Ashes in just 3 Tests vs England.

David Warner has his eyes set on the India tour as the Aussie opening batter wants to beat India in their own backyard

David Warner has his eyes set on the India tour as the Aussie opening batter wants to beat India in their own backyard.&nbsp;
Warner said that the Aussies still haven't beaten India in India and that would be a nice thing to do. 'Hopefully, if I managed to get that chance and opportunity, I might think about going back,' added the 35-year-old.
Australia is due to travel to India in September 2022. Warner, who was removed as SRH skipper in the IPL&nbsp;and then dropped from the team, has been brilliant with the bat after that. He was judged as the player of the tournament in the T20 World Cup 2021 and has been instrumental in Australia retaining the Ashes in just 3 Tests vs England.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="David Warner advises English players to prepare THIS way for remaining two Ashes tests" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/david-warner-advises-english-players-to-prepare-this-way-for-remaining-two-ashes-tests-1640763522064" target="_blank">David Warner advises English players to prepare THIS way for remaining two Ashes tests</a>

David Warner and Jhye Richardson to play the Adelaide Test as Pat Cummins confirms Australia's playing XI for the 2nd Ashes Test

Ashes 2nd Test: David Warner fit to play, Jhye Richardson to replace Hazlewood

Newly-appointed Test skipper Pat Cummins&nbsp;on Wednesday confirmed Australia's playing XI for the 2nd Ashes Test in Adelaide starting Thursday.
In a huge boost to the hosts, an in-form David Warner has been declared fit to play. The opening batter was&nbsp;nursing sore ribs after the 1st Test.
Cummins&nbsp;also confirmed that Jhye Richardson will replace an injured Josh Hazlewood&nbsp;for the Day-Night Test. The fast bowler last played a Test&nbsp;in 2019 against Sri Lanka.&nbsp;There were no other changes to the XI that crushed England at the Gabba to give Australia a 1-0 lead in the 5-match test series.
Australia hold the urn after retaining it in 2019 in England and go into the 2nd Test on the back of winning all of their 8 pink-ball Tests so far.

David Warner and Jhye Richardson to play the Adelaide Test as Pat Cummins&nbsp;confirms Australia's playing XI for the 2nd Ashes Test

Newly-appointed Test skipper Pat Cummins&nbsp;on Wednesday confirmed Australia's playing XI for the 2nd Ashes Test in Adelaide starting Thursday.
In a huge boost to the hosts, an in-form David Warner has been declared fit to play. The opening batter was&nbsp;nursing sore ribs after the 1st Test.
Cummins&nbsp;also confirmed that Jhye Richardson will replace an injured Josh Hazlewood&nbsp;for the Day-Night Test. The fast bowler last played a Test&nbsp;in 2019 against Sri Lanka.&nbsp;There were no other changes to the XI that crushed England at the Gabba to give Australia a 1-0 lead in the 5-match test series.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="'We have some big decisions to make': Joe Root ahead of the 2nd Ashes Test" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/we-have-some-big-decisions-to-make-joe-root-ahead-of-the-2nd-ashes-test-1639481238824" target="_blank">'We have some big decisions to make': Joe Root ahead of the 2nd Ashes Test</a>
Australia hold the urn after retaining it in 2019 in England and go into the 2nd Test on the back of winning all of their 8 pink-ball Tests so far.

He was written off, said to be finished but David Warner roared back in form and silenced his critics with a power-packed performance in the T20 World Cup 2021

David Warner: from being written off to becoming the World T20 player of the tournament

Many pundits and former cricketers had written off David Warner after poor form in IPL 2021 but the southpaw punched back to help Australia win the World T20 and win the 'Player of the tournament' award 

BITE: AARON FINCH, Captain, Australia
"Without a word of a lie, I promise you, I called Justin Langer&nbsp;a few months ago and I said 'Don't worry about Davy, he'll be the player of the tournament."
Australian skipper Aaron Finch may have had complete faith in David Warner but many cricket experts and even some fans had written off the southpaw.&nbsp;
Warner came into the T20 World Cup following a horrid IPL&nbsp;2021 where he scored just 195 runs in 8 games. He was removed as SRH&nbsp;skipper midway and was also dropped from the team in the 2nd leg of the cash-rich league. Moreover, he also scored 1 and 0 in 2 warm-up&nbsp;games of the World T20 2021. Numbers might have been against the Aussie opener but he lived up to the faith shown in him by the team management and emerged as the biggest reason for Australia clinching its maiden World T20 title.
Warner took the tournament by storm and ended the tournament as the second-highest scorer&nbsp;with 289 runs in 7 innings at a strike rate of 146.7. His 3 half-centuries also came in crucial games for the Aussies.
BITE:&nbsp;BITE: AARON FINCH, Captain, Australia
"He's a great player, he's one of the all-time great batters and he's a fighter. He's someone whose back is against the wall, that's when you get the very, very best of Dave Warner. So it was a special finish to the tournament for him, the last couple of knocks."
As Warner received the player of the tournament award on Sunday night, it&nbsp;gave his wife Candice a chance to hit back at the critics. She taunted the critics in an Instagram post with a caption, "Out of form, too old and slow!".&nbsp;&nbsp;
With the next World T20 less than a year away, David Warner has not just restored his credentials as one of the most destructive cricketers of this generation but also sounded a warning to other teams.
Also read:&nbsp;

Many&nbsp;pundits and former cricketers had written off David Warner after poor form in IPL&nbsp;2021 but the southpaw punched back to help Australia win the World T20 and win the 'Player of the tournament' award&nbsp;

Australian skipper Aaron Finch may have had complete faith in David Warner but many cricket experts and even some fans had written off the southpaw.&nbsp;
Warner came into the T20 World Cup following a horrid IPL&nbsp;2021 where he scored just 195 runs in 8 games. He was removed as SRH&nbsp;skipper midway and was also dropped from the team in the 2nd leg of the cash-rich league. Moreover, he also scored 1 and 0 in 2 warm-up&nbsp;games of the World T20 2021. Numbers might have been against the Aussie opener but he lived up to the faith shown in him by the team management and emerged as the biggest reason for Australia clinching its maiden World T20 title.
Warner took the tournament by storm and ended the tournament as the second-highest scorer&nbsp;with 289 runs in 7 innings at a strike rate of 146.7. His 3 half-centuries also came in crucial games for the Aussies.
As Warner received the player of the tournament award on Sunday night, it&nbsp;gave his wife Candice a chance to hit back at the critics. She taunted the critics in an Instagram post with a caption, "Out of form, too old and slow!".&nbsp;
With the next World T20 less than a year away, David Warner has not just restored his credentials as one of the most destructive cricketers of this generation but also sounded a warning to other teams

They might not have been the favourites to win the T20 World Cup 2021, but against all odds, Australia beat New Zealand by 8 wickets to clinch its maiden World T20 title

AUS vs NZL highlights, T20 World Cup 2021: Australia clinch maiden World T20 title, beat NZL by 8 wickets

Australia thrash New Zealand by 8 wickets to win its maiden World T20 title. A half-century each by Mitchell Marsh and David Warner guide Australia to glory in the final 

They might not have been the favourites to win the T20 World Cup 2021, but against all odds, Australia beat New Zealand&nbsp;by 8 wickets in the final to clinch its maiden World T20 title.&nbsp;
Aaron Finch won a crucial toss and put New Zealand&nbsp;into bat. Skipper Kane Williamson led from the front with a gritty 85 and helped his side finish at 172/4. Chasing which, the Aussies lost Finch early but David Warner carried on with his good form and smashed 53. But it was Mitchell Marsh's unbeaten 50-ball-77 that helped Australia cross the finish line with 7 balls to spare. With that, the Kangaroos&nbsp;also pulled off the highest successful run chase in a T20 World Cup game.
The Aussies have now beaten the Kiwis in all 3 limited-overs&nbsp;ICC&nbsp;finals. They came out on top in the 2009 Champions Trophy, the 2015&nbsp;ODI&nbsp;World Cup and now the 2021 World T20.

They might not have been the favourites to win the T20 World Cup 2021, but against all odds, Australia beat New Zealand&nbsp;by 8 wickets in the final to clinch its maiden World T20 title

They might not have been the favourites to win the T20 World Cup 2021, but against all odds, Australia beat New Zealand&nbsp;by 8 wickets in the final to clinch its maiden World T20 title.&nbsp;
Aaron Finch won a crucial toss and put New Zealand&nbsp;into bat. Skipper Kane Williamson led from the front with a gritty 85 and helped his side finish at 172/4. Chasing which, the Aussies lost Finch early but David Warner carried on with his good form and smashed 53. But it was Mitchell Marsh's unbeaten 50-ball-77 that helped Australia cross the finish line with 7 balls to spare. With that, the Kangaroos&nbsp;also pulled off the highest successful run chase in a T20 World Cup game.
The Aussies have now beaten the Kiwis in all 3 limited-overs&nbsp;ICC&nbsp;finals. They came out on top in the 2009 Champions Trophy, the 2015&nbsp;ODI&nbsp;World Cup and now the 2021 World T20.
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Matthew Wade and Marcus Stoinis' unbeaten 81-run stand powered Australia to a 5-wicket win vs Pakistan in the semi-final of the T20 World Cup 2021.

Pak vs Aus highlights, T20 World Cup 2021: Australia stun Pakistan by 5 wickets to enter the final

Matthew Wade and Marcus Stoinis' unbeaten 81-run stand powered Australia to a 5-wicket win vs Pakistan in the semi-final of the T20 World Cup 2021. Aussies will now take on New Zealand in the final showdown on Sunday

T20 World Cup 2021: Wade shines as Australia stun Pakistan by 5 wickets, enter the final

Pakistan came into the T20 World Cup semi-final on back of 5 consecutive victories in the group stage but they failed to end up on the winning side when it mattered the most. Australia stunned Babar&nbsp;Azam's men by 5 wickets in a thrilling semi-final to enter the final.
Toss has been a crucial factor in this tournament, which Pakistan lost. Put into bat, they ended up with 176/4, courtesy a fiery 55 by Fakhar&nbsp;Zaman. Chasing which David Warner smashed a 30-ball-49. But a mini-collapse saw the Aussies being reduced to 96 for 5. Australia needed 50 off the last 4 overs&nbsp;but Matthew Wade and Marcus Stoinis&nbsp;put together an unbeaten 81-run stand. Wade smashed 3 consecutive sixes to Shaheen Afridi&nbsp;and finished off the game with 1 over to spare.
Australia has now defeated Pakistan 5 times in ICC&nbsp;world cups and all have been in the knockout games. Aaron Finch's men will now take on New Zealand&nbsp;in the final showdown on Sunday.

Matthew Wade and Marcus Stoinis' unbeaten 81-run stand powered Australia to a 5-wicket win vs Pakistan in the semi-final of the T20 World Cup 2021. Aussies will now take on New Zealand in the final showdown on Sunday

Pakistan came into the T20 World Cup semi-final on back of 5 consecutive victories in the group stage but they failed to end up on the winning side when it mattered the most. Australia stunned Babar&nbsp;Azam's men by 5 wickets in a thrilling semi-final to enter the final.
Toss has been a crucial factor in this tournament, which Pakistan lost. Put into bat, they ended up with 176/4, courtesy a fiery 55 by Fakhar&nbsp;Zaman. Chasing which David Warner smashed a 30-ball-49. But a mini-collapse saw the Aussies being reduced to 96 for 5. Australia needed 50 off the last 4 overs&nbsp;but Matthew Wade and Marcus Stoinis&nbsp;put together an unbeaten 81-run stand. Wade smashed 3 consecutive sixes to Shaheen Afridi&nbsp;and finished off the game with 1 over to spare.
Australia has now defeated Pakistan 5 times in ICC&nbsp;world cups and all have been in the knockout games. Aaron Finch's men will now take on New Zealand&nbsp;in the final showdown on Sunday.
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David Warner returned to form in style and helped Australia beat Sri Lanka by 7 wickets in his side's 2nd game of the T20 World Cup 2021 on Thursday

T20 World Cup 2021, Aus vs SL highlights : Warner strikes form as Australia thrash Sri Lanka

Aus vs SL highlights, T20 World Cup 2021
David Warner returned to form in style and helped Australia beat Sri&nbsp;Lanka&nbsp;by 7 wickets in his side's 2nd game of the T20 World Cup 2021 on Thursday.
Sri Lanka had looked competitive on a slow pitch, Kusal Perera and Charith Asalanka both scoring 35 runs each, but the spin of Adam Zampa&nbsp;and sharp bowling by Mitchell Starc&nbsp;saw The Lankans slump from 78/1 to 154/6 after 20 overs.
A robust opening stand of 70 between Warner and captain Aaron Finch set up the game nicely for The Aussies.&nbsp;Warner's 42-ball-64 was the highlight of the night as Australia crossed the finish line in 17 overs. With 2 wins in 2 games, The Kangaroos have joined England at the top of Group 1.

David Warner returned to form in style and helped Australia beat Sri&nbsp;Lanka&nbsp;by 7 wickets in his side's 2nd game of the T20 World Cup 2021 on Thursday

Aus vs SL highlights, T20 World Cup 2021
David Warner returned to form in style and helped Australia beat Sri&nbsp;Lanka&nbsp;by 7 wickets in his side's 2nd game of the T20 World Cup 2021 on Thursday.
Sri Lanka had looked competitive on a slow pitch, Kusal Perera and Charith Asalanka both scoring 35 runs each, but the spin of Adam Zampa&nbsp;and sharp bowling by Mitchell Starc&nbsp;saw The Lankans slump from 78/1 to 154/6 after 20 overs.
A robust opening stand of 70 between Warner and captain Aaron Finch set up the game nicely for The Aussies.&nbsp;Warner's 42-ball-64 was the highlight of the night as Australia crossed the finish line in 17 overs. With 2 wins in 2 games, The Kangaroos have joined England at the top of Group 1.
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IPL&nbsp;2021, SRH&nbsp;beat RR, SRH&nbsp;vs RR, SRH&nbsp;vs RR score,&nbsp;
A 7 wicket gave Sunrisers Hyderabad something to celebrate&nbsp;as the team finally got points after 5 losses on the trot. But their happiness was short-lived after the reporters bombarded coach Trevor Bayliss with questions regarding David Warner's absence from the dugout.&nbsp;
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Bayliss&nbsp;confirmed that indeed Warner was dropped but the real shocker came when it was known that the former Sunrisers&nbsp;Captain &amp; a pillar of the team was asked to stay back at the hotel.&nbsp;
Bayliss&nbsp;said, "We had a number of young players that have not even been to the ground - even as a reserve. So we wanted to give them the opportunity to come along and experience (it), and that may continue for a few more games yet. We do not know. We have got to sit down in a day or two and pick a team and pick a squad of 18. So that is just the way it is. Dave is obviously watching the game back in the hotel and giving the boys support.&nbsp;
The former England coach added, "This is the last year before the major final (auction) - those decisions will be made further down the line. I mean, he has been a great contributor to the Hyderabad Sunrisers for a number of years now. And he is very well-respected with the amount of runs he has scored, and I am sure he has got a lot more runs in him yet in the IPL."
The comments came after David Warner put up stories on Instagram cheering his side from the hotel. As fans asked about his well being, a comment from Warner sent the social media in a tizzy. Warner replied to a comment to indicate that he might not get to play another match for Sunrisers&nbsp;this season.&nbsp;

IPL 2021: Warner's Instagram comment after the opener is dropped from SRH team 

Warner replied to a social media comment to indicate that he might not get to play another match for Sunrisers this season

IPL&nbsp;2021, SRH&nbsp;beat RR, SRH&nbsp;vs RR, SRH&nbsp;vs RR score,&nbsp;
A 7 wicket win gave Sunrisers Hyderabad something to celebrate&nbsp;as the team finally got points after 5 losses on the trot in the IPL.&nbsp;But their happiness was short-lived after the reporters bombarded coach Trevor Bayliss with questions regarding David Warner's absence from the dugout.&nbsp;
Bayliss&nbsp;confirmed that indeed Warner was dropped but the real shocker came when it was known that the former Sunrisers&nbsp;Captain &amp; a pillar of the team was asked to stay back at the hotel.&nbsp;
Bayliss&nbsp;said, "We had a number of young players that have not even been to the ground - even as a reserve. So we wanted to give them the opportunity to come along and experience (it), and that may continue for a few more games yet. We do not know. We have got to sit down in a day or two and pick a team and pick a squad of 18. So that is just the way it is. Dave is obviously watching the game back in the hotel and giving the boys support.&nbsp;
The former England coach added, "This is the last year before the major final (auction) - those decisions will be made further down the line. I mean, he has been a great contributor to the Hyderabad Sunrisers for a number of years now. And he is very well-respected with the amount of runs he has scored, and I am sure he has got a lot more runs in him yet in the IPL."
The comments came after David Warner put up stories on Instagram cheering his side from the hotel. As fans asked about his well being, a comment from Warner sent the social media in a tizzy. Warner replied to a comment to indicate that he might not get to play another match for Sunrisers&nbsp;this season.&nbsp;

David Warner, a former captain of Sunrisers&nbsp;Hyderabad&nbsp;was dropped from the team owing to poor form but a comment from him on social media has sparked debate on how the team is treating the Australian star&nbsp;

IPL&nbsp;2021, SRH&nbsp;beat RR, SRH&nbsp;vs RR, SRH&nbsp;vs RR score,&nbsp;
A 7 wicket win gave Sunrisers Hyderabad something to celebrate&nbsp;as the team finally got points after 5 losses on the trot in the IPL. But their happiness was short-lived after the reporters bombarded coach Trevor Bayliss with questions regarding David Warner's absence from the dugout.&nbsp;
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Bayliss&nbsp;confirmed that indeed Warner was dropped but the real shocker came when it was known that the former Sunrisers&nbsp;Captain &amp; a pillar of the team was asked to stay back at the hotel.&nbsp;
Bayliss&nbsp;said, "We had a number of young players that have not even been to the ground - even as a reserve. So we wanted to give them the opportunity to come along and experience (it), and that may continue for a few more games yet. We do not know. We have got to sit down in a day or two and pick a team and pick a squad of 18. So that is just the way it is. Dave is obviously watching the game back in the hotel and giving the boys support.&nbsp;
The former England coach added, "This is the last year before the major final (auction) - those decisions will be made further down the line. I mean, he has been a great contributor to the Hyderabad Sunrisers for a number of years now. And he is very well-respected with the amount of runs he has scored, and I am sure he has got a lot more runs in him yet in the IPL."
The comments came after David Warner put up stories on Instagram cheering his side from the hotel. As fans asked about his well being, a comment from Warner sent the social media in a tizzy. Warner replied to a comment to indicate that he might not get to play another match for Sunrisers&nbsp;this season.&nbsp;

Responding to a remark from Cameron Bancroft that bowlers were aware of the tampering in the infamous sandpaper gate scandal, top Australian bowlers have dismissed the claims. In a joint statement by&nbsp;Pat Cummins, Josh Hazlewood, Mitchell&nbsp;Starc and Nathan Lyon, the bowlers have said that it's disappointing to see that their integrity has been questioned by some journalists and past players. The statement also said that the bowlers did not know a foreign substance was taken onto the field to alter the condition of the ball. The revelation from Bancroft has opened a can of worms as many former Aussie greats are demanding a fresh probe into the incident which rocked the world of cricket 3 years ago in South Africa.&nbsp;

Cummins, Starc, Lyon dismiss Bancroft's 'bowlers knew' claim

In a joint statement by&nbsp;Pat Cummins, Josh Hazlewood, Mitchell&nbsp;Starc and Nathan Lyon, the bowlers have said that it's disappointing to see that their integrity has been questioned

Responding to a remark from Cameron Bancroft that bowlers were aware of the tampering in the infamous sandpaper gate scandal, top Australian bowlers have dismissed the claims. In a joint statement by&nbsp;Pat Cummins, Josh Hazlewood, Mitchell&nbsp;Starc and Nathan Lyon, the bowlers have said that it's disappointing to see that their integrity has been questioned by some journalists and past players. The statement also said that the bowlers did not know a foreign substance was taken onto the field to alter the condition of the ball. The revelation from Bancroft has opened a can of worms as many former Aussie greats are demanding a fresh probe into the incident which rocked the world of cricket 3 years ago in South Africa.&nbsp;

South Africa's Dale Steyn&nbsp;feels that David Warner's days at Sunrisers&nbsp;Hyderabad might be coming to an end after he was removed as their captain and also dropped from the playing XI against Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals.&nbsp;
Steyn&nbsp;told ESPNcricinfo that it's understandable if SRH&nbsp;want to change ownership of captaincy for next season but Warner is still a phenomenal&nbsp;batter and Steyn&nbsp;would still keep him in his playing&nbsp;XI. He added that this might be the last time we see Warner in the Orange Army.
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Might be the last time we see Warner at SRH: Dale Steyn

Dale Steyn&nbsp;feels that Warner's days at SRH&nbsp;might be coming to an end after he was removed as captain and also dropped from the playing XI

South Africa's Dale Steyn&nbsp;feels that David Warner's days at Sunrisers&nbsp;Hyderabad might be coming to an end after he was removed as their captain and also dropped from the playing XI against Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals.&nbsp;
Steyn&nbsp;told ESPNcricinfo that it's understandable if SRH&nbsp;want to change ownership of captaincy for next season but Warner is still a phenomenal&nbsp;batter and Steyn&nbsp;would still keep him in his playing&nbsp;XI. He added that this might be the last time we see Warner in the Orange Army.
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Sunrisers Hyderabad coach Trevor Bayliss&nbsp;confirmed that David Warner was shocked and hurt after he was removed as the captain of the team on Saturday a day before their game against Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals. Not only did David Warner lose his captaincy, but he also lost his place in the side and was seen completing 12th man&nbsp;duties for his team.&nbsp;After the loss on Sunday, new captain Kane Williamson was asked about Warner's place in the team but Kiwi gave a cryptic reply. Williamson said that all the cards were on the table. Williamson added that Warner is not in good form despite scoring many runs and admitted that batting with a 110 strike rate has cost them matches.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Warner was 'shocked & hurt' after being sacked as SRH captain

Not only did David Warner lose his captaincy, but he also lost his place in the side and was seen completing 12th man&nbsp;duties for his team

Sunrisers Hyderabad coach Trevor Bayliss&nbsp;confirmed that David Warner was shocked and hurt after he was removed as the captain of the team on Saturday a day before their game against Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals. Not only did David Warner lose his captaincy, but he also lost his place in the side and was seen completing 12th man&nbsp;duties for his team.&nbsp;After the loss on Sunday, new captain Kane Williamson was asked about Warner's place in the team but Kiwi gave a cryptic reply. Williamson said that all the cards were on the table. Williamson added that Warner is not in good form despite scoring many runs and admitted that batting with a 110 strike rate has cost them matches.&nbsp;&nbsp;

6 matches, 1 win and countless combinations later, the Sunrisers&nbsp;Hyderabad have decided to change their captain. David Warner was removed as the captain of the IPL&nbsp;franchise on Saturday as the team management announced Kane Williamson as his replacement. The Kiwi cricketer takes over with immediate effect as the management also announced in a release that there will be changes to the overseas players' combinations from now on. Kane Williamson has led the Sunrisers&nbsp;in the past when he captained in the 2018 &amp; 2019 seasons. Warner who led Sunrisers&nbsp;to their only IPL&nbsp;title in 2016 will continue to be available for the team.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Warner removed, Williamson appointed new captain of Sunrisers Hyderabad 

6 matches, 1 win and countless combinations later, the Sunrisers&nbsp;Hyderabad have decided to change their captain. David Warner was removed as the captain of the IPL&nbsp;franchise on Saturday as the team management announced Kane Williamson as his replacement. The Kiwi cricketer takes over with immediate effect as the management also announced in a release that there will be changes to the overseas players' combinations from now on. Kane Williamson has led the Sunrisers&nbsp;in the past when he captained in the 2018 &amp; 2019 seasons. Warner who led Sunrisers&nbsp;to their only IPL&nbsp;title in 2016 will continue to be available for the team.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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The day after few Australian players fled the ongoing Indian Premier League, Australia's David Warner and New Zealand's&nbsp;Kane Williamson were spotted travelling with PPE&nbsp;suits as their team Sunrisers Hyderabad travelled from Chennai to New Delhi.
Both Warner and Williamson have so far decided to stay on and play in the tournament.
Despite nearly a million new cases in just three days in India, the IPL continues and the next phase of the tournament moves from Chennai and Mumbai to Delhi and Ahmedabad.

Watch! Warner & Williamson fly in PPE suits

Warner and&nbsp;Williamson were spotted travelling with PPE&nbsp;suits as&nbsp;Sunrisers Hyderabad travelled from Chennai to New Delhi for their next IPL&nbsp;leg.

The day after few Australian players fled the ongoing Indian Premier League, Australia's David Warner and New Zealand's&nbsp;Kane Williamson were spotted travelling with PPE&nbsp;suits as their team Sunrisers Hyderabad travelled from Chennai to New Delhi.
Both Warner and Williamson have so far decided to stay on and play in the tournament.
Despite nearly a million new cases in just three days in India, the IPL continues and the next phase of the tournament moves from Chennai and Mumbai to Delhi and Ahmedabad.

On a slow and low batting surface of Chennai, Mumbai&nbsp;Indians elected to bat first as the openers gave them just the perfect start. Sunrisers&nbsp;Hyderabad fought back to remove captain Rohit&nbsp;Sharma and Suryakumar&nbsp;Yadav&nbsp;in quick succession. Quinton de Kock&nbsp;scored 40 but the rest of the batsmen failed to adjust to the surface in Chennai. Old warhorse&nbsp;Kieron&nbsp;Pollard then rose to the occasion and smashed an unbeaten 35 off 22 balls to take Mumbai&nbsp;to 150/5. In reply, the Sunrisers&nbsp;looked in a hurry to finish the game as Jonny&nbsp;Bairstow&nbsp;took apart the Mumbai&nbsp;bowlers. He smashed a 22 ball 43 but no one else failed to hit the groove. Captain Warner scored a 34 ball 36 before being run out by Hardik&nbsp;Pandya. Sunrisers&nbsp;imploded once again as they fell short by 13 runs with Rahul&nbsp;Chahar&nbsp;and Trent Boult&nbsp;taking 3 wickets each. 3rd straight loss for Sunrisers&nbsp;this season as they are yet to open their account in 2021 as Mumbai&nbsp;Indians jumped to the top of the points table with their 2nd win.&nbsp;

Boult, Chahar deny Sunrisers their maiden win of IPL 2021

3rd straight loss for Sunrisers&nbsp;this season as they are yet to open their account in 2021 as Mumbai&nbsp;Indians jumped to the top of the points table with their 2nd win

On a slow and low batting surface of Chennai, Mumbai&nbsp;Indians elected to bat first as the openers gave them just the perfect start. Sunrisers&nbsp;Hyderabad fought back to remove captain Rohit&nbsp;Sharma and Suryakumar&nbsp;Yadav&nbsp;in quick succession. Quinton de Kock&nbsp;scored 40 but the rest of the batsmen failed to adjust to the surface in Chennai. Old warhorse&nbsp;Kieron&nbsp;Pollard then rose to the occasion and smashed an unbeaten 35 off 22 balls to take Mumbai&nbsp;to 150/5. In reply, the Sunrisers&nbsp;looked in a hurry to finish the game as Jonny&nbsp;Bairstow&nbsp;took apart the Mumbai&nbsp;bowlers. He smashed a 22 ball 43 but no one else failed to hit the groove. Captain Warner scored a 34 ball 36 before being run out by Hardik&nbsp;Pandya. Sunrisers&nbsp;imploded once again as they fell short by 13 runs with Rahul&nbsp;Chahar&nbsp;and Trent Boult&nbsp;taking 3 wickets each. 3rd straight loss for Sunrisers&nbsp;this season as they are yet to open their account in 2021 as Mumbai&nbsp;Indians jumped to the top of the points table with their 2nd win.&nbsp;

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