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In the T20 World Cup, the Australian team had to face a humiliating defeat in the Super-8. After this defeat, they could not reach the semi-finals and were eliminated from the World Cup. After the World Cup, Australia's star batsman David Warner announced his retirement from all formats. However, now he seems to be taking a U-turn.
Announced through Instagram post
David Warner posted a long Instagram post on Monday. Through which he has made a big announcement. He wrote- I will continue to play franchise cricket for some time. Warner also said that if Cricket Australia selects him for the ICC Champions Trophy next year, he will be available.
'Matter of respect'
Warner further wrote- It has been an incredible experience to play for so long. Australia was my team. Most of my career has been at the international level. It is a matter of great honor for me. In this post, he thanked his wife, fans and fellow Australian cricketers. He further wrote- This team has achieved incredible success in the last few years. Long may this continue. Pat Cummins, Andrew Mack and the staff have achieved this feat.
He made many records in his career
David Warner made his debut for Australia in 2009 at the age of 22. His career lasted 15 years. During this time he scored 8786 runs in 112 Tests, 6932 runs in 161 ODIs and 3277 runs in 110 T20 Internationals. Warner is one of the best batsmen in the world. He also made many records in his illustrious career. He has nearly 19 thousand runs to his name with the help of 49 centuries and 98 half-centuries. He has won one T20 World Cup, two ODI World Cups and one World Test Championship.
