The 24-run loss against India on June 24 was 37-year-old Warner's last international outing, having made his Australia debut in a T20I match in January 2009. ??In his final match, he scored six runs off six balls before edging Arshdeep Singh to Suryakumar Yadav, who took a low catch. Read more on TOI
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pected to retire from international cricket In a shocking turn of events, Australian cricketer David Warner has announced that he will be retiring from international cricket after the 2024 season. Warner, who is one of the most prolific batsmen in the world, has had a stellar career representing his country and various franchises in T20 leagues around the world. Warner made his debut for Australia in 2009 and quickly established himself as a key player in the team. Known for his aggressive batting style and explosive power-hitting, Warner has been a nightmare for bowlers around the world. He has scored over 10,000 runs in international cricket and has been a crucial part of Australia's success in all formats of the game. However, Warner has recently been plagued by injuries and has struggled to maintain his form in the past few years. Despite this, he has continued to be a valuable asset to the Australian team and has played a key role in their recent successes. In a statement released by Warner, he expressed his gratitude for the support of his fans and teammates throughout his career. He also mentioned that he is looking forward to spending more time with his family and exploring new opportunities outside of cricket. Warner's retirement will undoubtedly leave a huge void in the Australian team, but his legacy as one of the greatest batsmen of his generation will live on. Fans around the world will surely miss watching Warner's explosive batting and incredible talent on the field. As Warner prepares to hang up his boots, cricket fans everywhere will be eagerly anticipating his final season and hoping to see him go out on a high note. The 2024 season promises to be an emotional one as we say goodbye to a true cricketing legend.