Following this series, Warner intends to hang up his cricket bat. He has declared his desire for a final Test match to be played in Sydney, his home ground.
On the first day of the first Test match between Australia and Pakistan in Perth, David Warner blasted his 26th century in the format, reaching the milestone in just 125 balls.
With a shot that was close to the boundary, he reached his hundred and broke into his signature celebration. Then, in a gesture that could be interpreted as a request for his critics to stop talking, he put his finger to his lips. Since he declared he wanted a farewell Test, he has been the center of attention, with former teammate Mitchell Johnson criticising him harshly in an Australian newspaper.
Before concluding the first session without losing, the southpaw put the Pakistani bowlers to the test, reaching his fifty runs off just forty-one balls.
Usman Khawaja and Warner made their intentions clear from the outset when they slapped the ball around to score 14 runs off Pakistan’s top pacer Shaheen Shah Afridi’s first over.
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I don’t think the title of your article matches the content lol. Just kidding, mainly because I had some doubts after reading the article.