Rahul Tiwari
khelja|16-08-2024
David Warner: Australia team's legendary batsman David Warner has announced his retirement from international cricket. He played his last international match in the T20 World Cup 2024 played in June. David Warner's international career has been very brilliant and he is one of the legendary players of the Kangaroo team. Warner has played many great innings in his career.
But there is one such innings played by him in 2019. Which cricket fans still do not forget. When he thrashed the Pakistani bowlers and played a marathon innings of 335 runs.
David Warner scored 335 runs
In the year 2019, the Pakistan cricket team went on a tour of Australia. Where a series of 3 T20 and 2 Test matches were played between Australia and Pakistan. During this, in the second Test match of the Test series, opener David Warner batted very explosively and scored a triple century in the first innings itself.
Warner scored 335 runs in just 418 balls with the help of 39 fours and 1 six. Warner batted very aggressively and batted in the Test at a strike rate of 80. The special thing is that Pakistan's bowlers could not get Warner out and he returned unbeaten.
Australia won the match
If we talk about this test match, Australia batted first and declared their innings after scoring 589/3 runs in the first innings. In response to which Pakistan could score only 302 runs in the first innings.
Due to which the team got follow-on and the Pakistan team was all out for 239 runs in the second innings as well and the team had to face defeat by an innings and 48 runs. At the same time, David Warner scored 489 runs in the 2 Test match series.
David Warner's Test Career
If we talk about the Test career of 37-year-old former veteran player David Warner, he made his Test debut in 2011 and played his last Test match in January 2024. Warner played a total of 112 Test matches in his career. In which he scored 8786 runs in 205 innings at an average of 44.6. Warner has 26 centuries and 37 half-centuries in Tests. In which he has 3 double centuries to his name.
