Australia's star batsman David Warner is going to say goodbye to international cricket soon. David Warner revealed this after the first T20 match played against West Indies. David Warner said that he will say goodbye to international cricket after this year's T20 World Cup. David Warner has already retired from ODI and Test cricket. However, before announcing his retirement, David Warner played his 100th T20 match. 100th T20: Played an innings of 72 runs on 36 balls in the 100th T20 match. With this, David Warner became the first batsman to score more than 50 runs in the 100th match of T20, ODI and Test.
David Warner is enjoying cricket though. After achieving the special achievement, David Warner said, “Winning is very special. It was a very good wicket to bat on. I was successful in capitalizing on it. Feeling very good and refreshed. I am fully charged. I want to play the T20 World Cup to be held this year. It has been quite a wonderful journey. Now 6 months are left. We will try to win against New Zealand.''
David Warner has been a great batsman in all three formats
David Warner has been Australia's star opener in all three formats. David Warner scored 8786 runs while playing 112 test matches. Warner managed to score 26 centuries in Test cricket. David Warner was also a part of Australia becoming world champion twice in ODI. Warner scored 6932 runs while playing 161 ODI matches. Warner has scored 22 centuries in ODIs. After playing 100 T20 matches, Warner has scored 2964 runs. David Warner has also scored a century in T20 cricket. However, now David Warner has made up his mind to say goodbye to all three formats.
