TOP STORIES
The outstanding Test career of David Warner
Australia’s most dazzling opener David Warner closed his illustrious Test career on a memorable Saturday after he scored half-century in the Australia’s third Test match against Pakistan at the iconic Sydney Cricket Ground. Australia capped off the three-match series, filled with competitive performances, with a clean sweep. With a career spanning over a decade, Warner has left an indelible mark on the world of cricket, entertaining fans with his brilliant batting style and unwavering commitment to the game.
Warner's journey in Test cricket began in 2011 against New Zealand, and from the outset, he was engrossed into that cricket and went on to give Australia great starts while being the fearless opener. Known for his aggressive approach at the crease, Warner maintained that approach throughout his Test career, setting the tone for the innings with enthralling starts that helped Australia bigly.
Throughout his career, Warner amassed 8,786 runs in Test cricket from his 112 Tests, including 26 centuries and 37 half-centuries. The volume of runs Warner has scored is a testament to his remarkable consistency and ability to convert starts into substantial innings. Warner’s highest score of 335 not out against Pakistan in 2019 remains one of the sweetest innings. Throughout his career, Warner remained the bankable player that showcased not only his power-hitting prowess but also his ability to anchor an innings when needed.
Tags
More News
Santner's fight in vain as West Indies edge past New Zealand
In a nail-biting showdown, West Indies clinched a hard-fought victory over New Zealand by 7 runs in the first of a five-match T20I series on Wednesday at Eden Gardens. Asked to bat, West Indies posted a magnificent total of 164/6 in 20 overs, riding on an outstanding performance from Shai Hope, who anchored the innings with a 53-run knock. Roston Chase and Rovm...
"There is a bigger picture": Indian bowling coach Morne Morkel on management's decision to drop Arshdeep Singh
India’s bowling coach, Morne Morkel, has shed light on the team management’s decision to rest India's leading wicket-taker in T20I, Arshdeep Singh, for the first two matches of the ongoing T20I five-match series against Australia. Morkel stated the move was part of a broader strategy to test different bowling combinations.
"I think Arshdeep is experienced...
Sean Williams reveals drug addiction, will not be considered for selection
Veteran Zimbabwe cricketer Sean Williams will no longer be considered for selection by Zimbabwe Cricket. The batter's future in international cricket is effectively over following revelations of drug addictions and his voluntary entry into rehabilitation. The all-rounder pulled out of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup Africa Qualifier 2025 on the eve of the tournament in Harare.
<...
The chase master Virat Kohli turns 37
Indian batting maestro Virat Kohli turns 37 today, and the legend continues to impress his fans with his fighting spirit and unflinching tenacity. Ever since the batting legend burst onto the international stage with his fearless attitude, Kohli has been a cornerstone of Indian cricket. More importantly, Kohli has transcended the sport, becoming not just one of India’s finest b...
AUS vs IND, 4th T20I: All you need to know, head-to-head, playing XI
Australia and India are getting ready to take on each other in the fourth T20I of the five-match series scheduled to be played on Thursday at Carrara Stadium. The series is currently levelled 1-1 after Australia clinched the second game and India responded with the victory in the third. Notably, the first match had been washed out. Heading into...
Android App
iOS App
YouTube
Facebook
Instagram