Australia’s David Warner Hints At Playing in Championship Trophy Despite Retirement From ODI

David Warner ODI Retirement: Australia’s David Warner Hints At Playing in Championship Trophy Despite Retirement From ODI. Australia’s explosive opening batsman’s decision to retire from ODI cricket has surprised everyone.

Warner Also Indicated His Availability For The Champions Trophy:-

Let us tell you that a few days ago he had announced his retirement from Test also. However, after his retirement, David Warner has also indicated his availability for the Champions Trophy.

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However, Warner has left the door open for his return to ODIs, hinting at a possible return to the Champions Trophy.

Speaking to reporters while announcing his retirement, the left-handed batsman said that if he is playing good cricket, and will be available when he is needed for the Champions Trophy in two years away.

If They Need Someone, I’ll Be Available:-

“I know the Champions Trophy is coming and if I am still playing good cricket after two years and they need someone, I will be available,” Warner said.

David Warner has a long association with controversies. In the test series played with South Africa in 2018, three Australian players were found guilty of ball tampering. In which David Warner’s name was also included.

After this Australia Cricket also banned Warner for two years. Now after retiring from ODI and Test cricket, Warner will continue playing T20 cricket. After which David Warner will be seen playing in the T20 World Cup 2024.

David Warner’s ODI Career Statistics:-

David Warner played 161 matches in his 14-year career, in which he scored 6932 runs at an average of 45.30. In his ODI career, Warner has scored 22 centuries and 33 half-centuries. During this period he has hit 733 fours and 130 sixes.

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David is the sixth batsman to score the most ODI runs for Australia. The final match of the 2023 World Cup against India will be the last ODI match of Warner’s career.