Australia opener David Warner is set to retire from ODI cricket as well. Warner disclosed that his last game in the 50-over format was Australia's surprising World Cup victory against India in November 2023. At the age of 37, Warner concludes his ODI career as a two-time world champion. Warner also finished as the highest run-scorer for Australia in ICC World Cup 2023. He exits the ODI scene with a total of 6,932 runs at an average of 45.30, which includes 22 centuries. AUS vs PAK: David Warner Set for Farewell at Sydney As Australia Name Unchanged Squad for Final Test Against Pakistan.
David Warner's Retirement from ODIs
JUST IN: David Warner confirms his ODI retirement at Sydney press conference | @LouisDBCameron #AUSvPAKhttps://t.co/VQJgMZbC51
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