David Warner, the opening batsman for the Australian cricket team, has said that he will quit test cricket after the Australian summer of 2018. Warner has had a long and successful career as a test player. Warner is in England right now getting ready for an upcoming match against India in the ICC World Test Championship. After this match, he is likely to play in the Ashes series against England, which has five games.
Warner plans to play in the next ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup, which will be held in India. Even so, Warner, who is 36, has said that he plans to stop playing Test cricket after Australia’s match against Pakistan at Warner’s home ground in Sydney in January. Warner plans to stop playing Test cricket in early 2024, but he will play for Australia in the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup in the West Indies and the United States the following year.
Warner has said that he wants to play in the 2024 Twenty20 World Cup. “This thought has been going around in my head. But in the beginning, there will be a lot of cricket, which I think will end in February.” Before I start getting ready for the 2024 Twenty20 World Cup in June, I will be able to play in the Indian Premier League and other franchise competitions.
Who knows what will happen, since there is still a lot of cricket to play? I could even go back to Australia and play cricket in the Shield competition for New South Wales. A large amount of cricket needs to be played.
