Warner retires from Test cricket..! Reason?

Sowmiya Sriram
Warner retires from Test cricket..! Reason?

Australian cricket team opener David Warner has announced that he is going to retire from international test cricket. Due to continuous cricket matches, it has become common for star players to withdraw from one-day or test matches to focus on t20 matches. ben stokes announced that he will retire from one-day matches. He also said that he will continue to play in Tests and T20Is. The 50-over world cup will be held next year and the t20 world cup series in 2024.
As a result, it was expected that many leading players would withdraw from the Test match. Speaking to the reporter in this situation, David Warner said that he is the first to retire from Test cricket. The person who spoke about this said that the t20 world cup will be held in 2024 and the 50 over world cup will also be held next year. So he is going to make this difficult decision to focus on that. He will be playing Test matches in a few months. He will bid adieu to Test cricket after the asus Test series next year.He now loves white ball cricket. Definitely he will play in the 2024 t20 World Cup. Many people are saying that he should quit t20 cricket.
Many people say that he is too old to play t20 cricket. All he says to them is to wait and see his game. Playing in the Big Bash series will be an opportunity to teach the young players what he knows. David Warner did not perform well in the t20 World Cup. He scored only 11 runs on average. Because of this many people said that Warner should retire from t20, he said that he is going to retire from the Test match.Warner will turn 36 at the end of next year. The Border Gavaskar Test match will be held in india in March. Following this, the Ashes Test will be held in england in August. After this, the 51st world cup will begin in india in October. This is why Warner has taken this decision.
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