David Warner, Australia

Australian cricketer David Warner is regarded as one of the modern-day greats. The explosive left-handed batter was born on October 27, 1986 in Paddington, Australia. The southpaw made his international debut against South Africa in a T20I in 2009. At the time of his debut, Warner became the first Australian to be chosen for a national squad in any format without playing first-class cricket. Warner's explosive and unorthodox batting technique soon made him crowd favourite and was made the vice-captain in Test and ODI matches in 2015. He was the first Aussie batter to slamm 7 ODI hundreds in a single calendar year, besides being the first to accumulate 1,500 runs in T20Is. Warner also became the fourth athlete to receive the Allan Border Medal more than once by winning it three times in 2016 (first), 2017 (second), and 2020 (third). Warner is one of the most successful and consistent overseas players in IPL. He is the sole foreign player to score more than 5000 runs in the IPL. Known to be a man, who minces no words, the Aussie often invited controversies. He was handed a match ban by Cricket Australia back in 2013 for a bar altercation with English rival player Joe Root. However, his darkest days came in 2018 during the infamous ball tampering scandal when he was found guilty of playing an active role in the incident by ICC and Australian board. He was subsequently handed a year-long ban from all forms and levels of cricket and was never to be considered for leadership role again. Warner started dating former Ironwoman Candice Falzon in 2013 and got married in 2015, and the duo have three daughters. The Warner family has been a popular figure on social media, especially among Indian fans.

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ഡേവിഡ് വാർണർ's LAST 10 INNINGS

• Last 10 ടെസ്റ്റ്‌ Innings

  3rd Test Vs PAK	34 (68) , 57 (75)
  2nd Test Vs PAK	6 (16) , 38 (83)
  1st Test Vs PAK	164 (211) , 0 (5)
  5th Test Vs ENG	24 (52) , 60 (106)
  4th Test Vs ENG	32 (38) , 28 (53)
  3rd Test Vs ENG	4 (5) , 1 (5)
  2nd Test Vs ENG	66 (88) , 25 (76)
  1st Test Vs ENG	9 (27) , 36 (57)
  Final Vs IND	43 (60) , 1 (8)
  2nd Test Vs IND	15 (44)

• Last 10 ഏകദിനം Innings

  Final Vs IND	7 (3)
  Semi Final 2 Vs SAF	29 (18)
  Match 43 Vs BAN	53 (61)
  Match 39 Vs AFG	18 (29)
  Match 36 Vs ENG	15 (16)
  Match 27 Vs NZL	81 (65)
  Match 24 Vs NED	104 (93)
  Match 18 Vs PAK	163 (124)
  Match 14 Vs SRL	11 (6)
  Match 10 Vs SAF	13 (27)

• Last 10 T20 Innings

  1st T20I Vs NZL	32 (20)
  3rd T20I Vs WI	81 (49)
  2nd T20I Vs WI	22 (19)
  1st T20I Vs WI	70 (36)
  Match 38 Vs AFG	25 (18)
  Match 31 Vs IRE	3 (7)
  Match 19 Vs SRL	11 (10)
  Match 13 Vs NZL	5 (6)
  2nd T20I Vs ENG	4 (11)
  1st T20I Vs ENG	73 (44)