David Warner started his journey

 

David Warner is an Australian cricketer known for his aggressive batting style and consistent performances. He had a remarkable and unconventional start to his international cricket career.

Early Career

Domestic Cricket: David Warner started his journey in domestic cricket, playing for New South Wales. His explosive performances in T20 and one-day formats caught the selectors' attention.

T20 Debut: Warner made his T20 International debut for Australia on January 11, 2009, against South Africa at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG).

In this match, he scored a blistering 89 runs off 43 balls, showcasing his attacking prowess and making an immediate impact.

Notably, Warner became the first Australian cricketer to debut for the national team without playing a first-class match.

ODI Debut

Warner made his One Day International (ODI) debut on January 18, 2009, against South Africa.

Although his initial performance in ODIs was not extraordinary, he gradually established himself as a reliable opener.

Test Career

Warner's Test debut came on December 1, 2011, against New Zealand in Brisbane.

He impressed with his steady and composed batting, proving that he was more than just a hard-hitting T20 batsman.

Warner's first Test century was a sensational knock against India in Perth, where he scored a century in just 69 balls.

Career Highlights

David Warner has excelled in all three formats of the game: T20Is, ODIs, and Tests.

He is one of the most successful overseas players in the Indian Premier League (IPL) and has won the Orange Cap (awarded to the highest run-scorer in a season) multiple times.

His aggressive style, ability to adapt to different formats, and consistent performances have made him one of the most celebrated cricketers in Australian cricket history.