AUS vs PAK, 3rd Test: Australia’s brilliant opening batsman David Warner is going to say goodbye to Test cricket in a few days. He will play in Sydney in the third Test against Pakistan from January 3, which will be his last match in the longest format. Before Warner’s retirement, Australia’s head coach Andrew McDonald has given a shocking statement to the cricket world.
McDonald said in a video shared by Cricket.com.au :-
AUS vs PAK, 3rd Test: In a video shared by Cricket.com.au, McDonald said, “Warner is probably the greatest player we have ever had across all three formats. There will be loss due to his departure. A lot of people have been picking on him for a while but for us internally we have seen what his value is.
His presence strengthens the team. This is the reason why we have been continuously selecting him. He proved that belief very well in the first Test.” The coach further said, ”It can be difficult to replace a player who has a strike rate of 70 and an average of 45 in Tests.”
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David Warner had announced his retirement several months ago:-
Let us tell you that David Warner had announced several months ago that he would play the final Test in Sydney, which is his home ground. Warner made his Test debut in 2011. So far, he has scored 8695 runs in 111 Tests at an average of 44.58 and strike rate of 70.26. He has scored 26 centuries and 36 half-centuries.
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