David Warner Announces Retirement from ODIs As Well Ahead of His Farewell Test in Sydney
David Warner has officially announce his retirement from both ODI cricket and Test cricket. The seasoned opener is now set to enter the concluding phase of his career as a T20 freelancer.
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
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