The Fall Of Mighty David Warner

David Warner has always been a fan favorite because of his explosive batting and on-field and off-field antics. He got into the Australian team, having to fill huge shoes and the legacy left behind by Adam...

- SUSHMAN JAIRUS

The name “David Warner” has been an enigma in the Cricketing world since he debuted for Australia in 2009 against South Africa in a T20 International. A fiery young man back then, David Warner was a man who carried his emotions on his sleeves and was always up for a good old Aussie sledge and banter. This kind of aggressiveness is pretty understandable when considering where it stems from. He is one of the most aggressive batsmen in the world in all formats of the game and has been a backbone for the teams he represented by always providing a fiery start to the Innings right from the get-go. But in recent times, The David Warner run machine seems to have slowed down, leading to many people in the Cricketing world coming up with the dreadful question every legend faced at one point in the backend of their careers,” How much does he still have left in him? “

DAVID WARNER NEVER BACKS DOWN FROM A CHALLENGE, AND THERE’S AMPLE EVIDENCE IN THE PAST TO BACK THAT UP.

One of the best examples is the “Sandgate” controversy, a major turning point in Australian Cricket and David Warner’s life. Pushed to the edge by calls for retirement from the Cricketing fraternity around the world and has faced a year-long ban from playing cricket, the way David Warner and his pal Steven Smith bounced back from this slump is an inspiring story. We witnessed a much changed David Warner, a much cool and composed and, say, very Entertaining David Warner after this. Sure to say, Warner won back the hearts of the cricketing fans in style.