Such a zeal to take revenge from India…the veteran wants to make a comeback from retirement, played his last match only 4 months ago

New Delhi. The Australian legend, who had bid goodbye to Test cricket in January this year, now wants to return to the field again. David Warner says that if the team needs, he is ready to break his retirement and play in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy against India. 37-year-old Warner had announced his retirement after the home Test series against Pakistan this year. Warner had scored 91 runs (34+57) in his last Test match.

Left-handed opener David Warner, while talking to 'Code Sports', offered a comeback to his cricket board and team. He said, 'I am always available. There is just a delay in receiving the call. I am always serious about this. David Warner further said, 'To be honest, if they need me, I will be very happy to play the next Shield (Sheffield) match. I retired for the right reasons. But if they need me, I am ready to return.

So the answer was – You have retired…
David Warner said that he had sent short messages to both Chief Coach Andrew McDonald and Chief Selector George Bailey regarding this. He said, 'I also talked to Coach McDonald about this. His reply was that you have retired. Maybe they don't want to give me a chance to be happy by asking can you make a comeback.

International career ends with defeat
Let us tell you that from next month Australia and India have to play a 5-match test series. Australia has lost the last two Test series to India at home. David Warner was also a part of a losing series to India. Perhaps out of grief over that defeat and a desire to take revenge, he is desperate to return from retirement. David Warner played his last international match in the T20 World Cup on June 24 this year. India had also defeated Australia in this World Cup match. In this way, Warner's international career ended with defeat at the hands of India.

Warner played 112 test matches
David Warner has played 112 test matches for Australia. Apart from this, he has also played 161 ODI and 110 T20 matches for his country. Warner was counted among the most dangerous batsmen in the world. He was known for giving explosive starts to the team before his retirement.

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