'Our understanding is that David is retired, and (he) should be commended on what has been an incredible career across all three formats,' Bailey said during a media interaction. 'You never know when Bull's joking… think he's just stirring the pot a bit. 'He's had a wonderful career, can't celebrate it enough, and think as time goes by, his legacy of what he has done for Australia and we reflect back on that, the legend of a player is only going to continue to grow. But as far as this team goes and the journey to transition to some different players, in his case across all three formats, it's going to be exciting,' Bailey added. What did Warner say? The explosive opener made headlines when in a thankful Instagram post, he mentioned that he is open to a comeback if picked for the Champions Trophy. The post came after Australia's exit from the T20 World Cup which was an official end to Warner's international career. Warner wrote a long caption along with a snap of a newspaper whose headline read, 'Never write off a houso kid.'