A Look Back at David Warner's career as he bids Farewell to Test Cricket

Let's delve into the legendary southpaw's remarkable career in the longest format

 

Warner's Meteoric Rise

Warner made his Test debut in 2011 against New Zealand and quickly established himself as a force to be reckoned with. His aggressive batting style and fearless approach redefined the role of an opening batsman in Tests.

Over 8000 runs in Tests

Warner hammered 8786 runs in 112 matches with an impressive average of 44.6.

26 Tons in Tests

The left-handed batter scored 26 Test centuries, 3 double centuries and 37 half-centuries.

Warner's Impact on the Game

Warners impact on Test cricket extends beyond mere statistics. He captivated audiences with his attacking brand of batting. Warners fierce competitiveness and on-field presence inspired a generation of young cricketers.

A Farewell With a Flourish

Warner bowed out of Test cricket on a high, scoring a vital half-century in his final innings against Pakistan. He helped Australia seal a 3-0 series sweep, a fitting culmination to a glorious career.

The Legacy Endures

Warner leaves behind a legacy of dazzling batting, unwavering commitment, and infectious passion for the game. His retirement marks the end of an era, but his impact on Test cricket will be felt for generations to come.