David Warner Retirement: David Warner emotional after retirement; Wife Candisla said, you are my world…

Pudhari Online Desk: Australia’s star batsman David Warner has retired from Test cricket. He played the last match of his Test career against Pakistan. He scored 57 runs in the last test match at Karkirdi. Australia defeated Pakistan 3-0 in three matches. David Warner would have been emotional after the final test match. Speaking at this time, he gave credit to his wife and family for his success in cricket. In addition to his wife Candice, he thanked his brother Steve and his parents. Because of my studies, I was able to play for Australia. (David Warner Retirement)

At this time Warner said, ‘Family is a big part of my life.’ You cannot do anything without their teachings. I give credit for this to my parents. Who gave me excellent training. The credit for me playing cricket goes to my brother Steve, but I come with my foot in my hands. (David Warner Retirement)

After this he gave the credit for his success to his wife Candicela. This time he said, ‘Candice came into my life and in a way she brought me on the right path. We have a beautiful family and I enjoy every moment with them. I will love them till I die. And right now I can’t say much because I’m emotional. But Candice, thank you for that. For me you are my world.

David Warner would have made his Test debut in 2011. He would have made his ODI and T20 debut in mid-2009. During cricket, he started dating Kandisla. After this, both of them got married in 2015. David has three daughters – Ivy, Indie and Isla, this is their boat. Warner often shares his videos and photos with Jynkya on Instagram. Warner has retired from Test and ODI cricket. In the beginning of 2024, the information would have been given only by the press conference. Here he said that he wants to spend as much time as possible with his family.

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Batsman David Warner played 112 Tests and 161 ODIs in his international career. In test cricket, he has scored 8786 runs, in which he has scored 26 centuries and 37 half-centuries. In the ODI format, he scored 6932 runs with the help of 22 centuries and 33 half-centuries. He has played 99 T20 matches so far and has a total of 2894 runs in the format. In this format itself, he has scored one century and 24 half-centuries.

An incredible day as we farewelled a legend of our sport and secured another home series.

Thanks for making it special, Sydney 💖 pic.twitter.com/HTdwluY4vo

— Cricket Australia (@CricketAus) January 6, 2024