2024-01-01 07:59:00
David Warner, a 37-year-old Australian cricketer, has decided to hang up his boots from the One Day International (ODI) format of the game, adding to his earlier retirement from Test cricket.
Warner had a prolific career in cricket, with various achievements to his name. Most notably, he was part of the Australian team that secured the championship title in the 50 over World Cup series. His outstanding performance as an opener in that series made him a key player in the team’s success.
However, Warner had already announced his retirement from Test cricket after the Test match against Pakistan in Sydney. Despite initially being expected to continue playing ODIs and T20Is, he has now made the decision to retire from the ODI format as well.
Speaking at the Sydney Stadium, David Warner expressed his gratitude for his time in the sport, saying, “I want to retire not only from Test cricket but also from ODI cricket.” He also mentioned India’s World Cup win as a significant achievement in his career.
Warner’s retirement marks the end of an era for Australian cricket, as one of their most successful and consistent performers has decided to step away from the game. Despite this, his legacy and contributions to the sport will undoubtedly be remembered for years to come.
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