Fans got a big shock before the World Test Championship final, David Warner announced his retirement?
Beckenham (UK). Star Australia opener David Warner on Saturday revealed that he wants to end his Test career against Pakistan at his home ground Sydney Cricket Ground in January. Warner, who is preparing for next week’s World Test Championship final against India, expressed hope that the Sydney Test against Pakistan will be his last Test match in a pre-practice session chat. The opener, however, has struggled to score runs in the longer format in recent times and his place in the Test team is not assured. Warner said, “You have to score runs to stay in the team. Let me keep saying from the beginning that (2024) T20 World Cup will probably be my last match in international cricket.
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He said, “If I score runs here and continue to play in Australia, then I can definitely say that I will not play in the series against West Indies. If I score runs in the World Test Championship final and the Ashes and get selected in the team for the Pakistan series, I would definitely like to end my career there. Series of matches to be played. Australia will play a three-Test series against Pakistan later this year, with the last match being played in Sydney from January 3.
