David Warner has a huge fan following across the world; it might be possible that you know some of the facts as stated below
David Warner was born on 27 October 1986 in Paddington, Australia.
Sometimes Warner would work till three in the morning, come back home, and get ready for school at seven. At the end of the week, he used to distribute newspapers to raise some money for the school camp. Despite the cash crunch, he did not forget to buy gifts for his parents every Christmas. Warner believes that if he had not seen this phase in his life, he might not have realized the importance of things. He works hard to fulfill his dream and the happiness he gets after attaining it, what is it like, he may never understand.
He wanted to earn a name and fame since childhood. Batting with the left hand, but with this, he could not hit the ball with full force. That is why his coach advised him to use his right hand. Some days he did the same but then started batting with the left hand. In this way, he became a batting cricketer with both left and right hands.
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His full name is David Andrew Warner. He has a huge fan following so does his Nickname, Mr. Lloyd.
Mr. David Warner’s Career Debut:
- Test debut: 1 December 2011 v New Zealand
- ODI debut: 18 January 2009 v South Africa
- T20I debut: 11 January 2009 v South Africa
- Last ODI Match: 13 March 2020 v New Zealand
David Warner Career
He started playing in the local club at the age of 13. He started playing for Sydney Cricket Club at the age of 14. In January 2009, Warner Core was selected for Australia’s International T20 squad. He hit many fours and sixes with his superb batting and scored 89 runs on 43 balls. It was the second-fastest international half-century of the T20. In October 2011, he became the first cricketer to score a century in two consecutive T20Is. Everything was going well and his life suddenly took a terrible turn. Which was not feared, it happened. Cameron Bancroft was caught while tapping the ball during the third Test of the South Africa tour in 2018.
It was found that Warner only encouraged him to do this. He was then banned by Cricket Australia for 12 months. But in 2019, he made a comeback and gave an amazing performance by scoring the highest runs in the 12th edition of the Indian Premier League. After the ban, he got a place in the 2019 World Cup team. He became the second-highest run-scorer in this mega event. He was only one run behind Rohit Sharma.