David Warner Flopped On The Favorite Ground After 6 Years

David Warner flopped on the favorite ground after 6 years, former cricketers took the class.

The third match of the four-match Test series between India and Australia is being played at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG). This ground has been the favorite test venue of Australian opener David Warner.

Warner has scored 741 runs in 14 innings of 9 Tests at this ground, being unbeaten twice.

Warner has scored four centuries and three half-centuries on this ground, but this is the first time in the last six years when Warner could not even touch the double figures in the first innings.

In fact, in the first innings in the Sydney Test match, the Indian team’s fast bowler Mohammad Siraj gave the first blow by catching Cheteshwar Pujara in the slip to Warner on a personal score of five runs.

Talking of five Test matches played on this ground in the last six years, Warner has scored at least one half-century in every match.

Warner’s bat has been played especially in the first innings, but it did not happen against India. David Warner, returning after recovering from an injury, could score just 5 runs.

After Warner was dismissed early, former Australian batsman Mark Waugh said he played a bad shot. He said, “That is just a loose shot. This is not the shot you want to play in the first 20 minutes of a test match.

You are driving up, it is not there to drive and at the same time, you move your hands. Throwing. Even if his waist was fine, he had to get close to that delivery. They were probably trying to score fast. ”

While there, Mike Hussey told Fox Cricket, “He was running, he’s definitely a little diligent and it’s not David Warner that we’re accustomed to seeing. He’s certainly not even 100 percent fit. It’s not a great sign”.

It is to be noted that before the match, Australian head coach Justin Langer also said that he can play the match even if he is not 100 percent fit.

Apart from this, Glenn McGrath and Ajit Agarkar, who was commenting during the match, also said that they are not fully fit.