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"His journey exemplifies grit," Sachin Tendulkar praises David Warner after his retirement

Veteran batter Sachin Tendulkar praised Australian David Warner saying his journey exemplifies grit. Warner has officially retired from Test and ODI cricket after the Pat Cummins-led side whitewashed Pakistan at Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG), his home venue.

Veteran batter Sachin Tendulkar praised Australian David Warner saying his journey exemplifies grit. Warner has been officially retired from Test and ODI cricket after the Pat Cummins-led side whitewashed Pakistan at Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG), his home venue.
File: David Warner raising his bat after his Test innings (Source: Cricket Australia X handle)
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By ETV Bharat English Team

Published : Jan 6, 2024, 8:10 PM IST

Hyderabad: Australian opener David Warner, who bid adieu to his Test cricket on Saturday, following Australia's whitewash over Pakistan at Sydney, was praised by cricket icon Sachin Tendulkar for his adaptability and grit. Tendulkar, one of the greatest players, who played a whopping 200 Tests and has numerous records to his name, took to X, formerly known as Twitter.

Tendulkar wrote, "From being an explosive T20 batter to becoming a resilient Test player, @davidwarner31's journey exemplifies adaptability and grit."David Warner, who was handed a one-year ban by Cricket Australia for his involvement in the Sand Paper Gate, has also announced that he would retire from ODIs. Notably, Warner is the opener with the highest number of centuries across formats with 49 centuries in the 451 games so far. Notably, Warner will continue to play T20 cricket and has also announced he will be available for selection for the Champions Trophy 2025 to be held in Pakistan.

  • From being an explosive T20 batter to becoming a resilient Test player, @davidwarner31's journey exemplifies adaptability and grit.

    His transition and evolution in the game has been remarkable, showcasing aggressive intent while mastering the art of pacing an innings.… pic.twitter.com/wSLpbMZkT0

    — Sachin Tendulkar (@sachin_rt) January 6, 2024 " class="align-text-top noRightClick twitterSection" data=" ">

According to Tendulkar, Warner's transition and evolution in the game have been remarkable. "His transition and evolution in the game has been remarkable, showcasing aggressive intent while mastering the art of pacing an innings." "Congratulations on a wonderful Test career, David! Best wishes to you and your family (sic)," he added, who is the leading run-scorer in ODIs.

It was an emotional moment for Warner when he made the long walk back to the dressing room for the one final time in the whites. Tendulkar's opening partner and former India batter Virender Sehwag, too, wished Warner on his successful Test career.

  • Congratulations @davidwarner31 on a wonderful Test career. Since the time I saw you, knew this is the format you will excel most in and what a ride it has been. Full on entertainment on the pitch and now hopefully more in reels and T20 cricket. Best wishes for the next phase. pic.twitter.com/GSgIbXaH6N

    — Virender Sehwag (@virendersehwag) January 6, 2024 " class="align-text-top noRightClick twitterSection" data=" ">

"Congratulations @davidwarner31 on a wonderful Test career. Since the time I saw you, I knew this is the format you will excel most in and what a ride it has been. Full on entertainment on the pitch and now hopefully more in reels and T20 cricket. Best wishes for the next phase," Sehwag wrote. Warner, who played 112 Tests, will be remembered by one and all for a long time.

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Hyderabad: Australian opener David Warner, who bid adieu to his Test cricket on Saturday, following Australia's whitewash over Pakistan at Sydney, was praised by cricket icon Sachin Tendulkar for his adaptability and grit. Tendulkar, one of the greatest players, who played a whopping 200 Tests and has numerous records to his name, took to X, formerly known as Twitter.

Tendulkar wrote, "From being an explosive T20 batter to becoming a resilient Test player, @davidwarner31's journey exemplifies adaptability and grit."David Warner, who was handed a one-year ban by Cricket Australia for his involvement in the Sand Paper Gate, has also announced that he would retire from ODIs. Notably, Warner is the opener with the highest number of centuries across formats with 49 centuries in the 451 games so far. Notably, Warner will continue to play T20 cricket and has also announced he will be available for selection for the Champions Trophy 2025 to be held in Pakistan.

  • From being an explosive T20 batter to becoming a resilient Test player, @davidwarner31's journey exemplifies adaptability and grit.

    His transition and evolution in the game has been remarkable, showcasing aggressive intent while mastering the art of pacing an innings.… pic.twitter.com/wSLpbMZkT0

    — Sachin Tendulkar (@sachin_rt) January 6, 2024 " class="align-text-top noRightClick twitterSection" data=" ">

According to Tendulkar, Warner's transition and evolution in the game have been remarkable. "His transition and evolution in the game has been remarkable, showcasing aggressive intent while mastering the art of pacing an innings." "Congratulations on a wonderful Test career, David! Best wishes to you and your family (sic)," he added, who is the leading run-scorer in ODIs.

It was an emotional moment for Warner when he made the long walk back to the dressing room for the one final time in the whites. Tendulkar's opening partner and former India batter Virender Sehwag, too, wished Warner on his successful Test career.

  • Congratulations @davidwarner31 on a wonderful Test career. Since the time I saw you, knew this is the format you will excel most in and what a ride it has been. Full on entertainment on the pitch and now hopefully more in reels and T20 cricket. Best wishes for the next phase. pic.twitter.com/GSgIbXaH6N

    — Virender Sehwag (@virendersehwag) January 6, 2024 " class="align-text-top noRightClick twitterSection" data=" ">

"Congratulations @davidwarner31 on a wonderful Test career. Since the time I saw you, I knew this is the format you will excel most in and what a ride it has been. Full on entertainment on the pitch and now hopefully more in reels and T20 cricket. Best wishes for the next phase," Sehwag wrote. Warner, who played 112 Tests, will be remembered by one and all for a long time.

Read More

  1. Pakistan whitewashed as Warner signs off career with fairytale finish
  2. David Warner relieved after finding iconic baggy green cap
  3. 3rd Test: Aamer Jamal six-for powers Pakistan before Aussie bowlers wreck havoc on day 3
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