David Warner

David Warner (39 Years)

Australia πŸ‡¦πŸ‡Ί

Personal Information

  • Born: Oct 26, 1986
  • Role: Batter
  • Batting Style: Left Handed Bat
  • Bowling Style: Left-arm off-break

Cricket Rankings

TestOdiT20
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Batting34741
Bowling---

Career Information

David Warner

Batting Career Summary

MInnNORunsHSAvgBFSR100504s6s
T20I11011012327710033.432300142.47128337122
TEST1122058878633544.591251770.192637103669
ODI1611596693217945.3712797.262233733130
BBL30307102913044.74726141.74269534
IPL18418422656512640.524697139.77462663236
INT LEAGUET20101012129323.55179118.43-1204
GT20 CAN7711034417.1781127.16--171
MAX6010923727553.14194191.75-33914
ZIM AFRO T1054-574714.2540142.5--62
PSL1111-3688633.45239153.97-34611
MLC66-114381991125.27--151
HUNDRED8812007128.57155129.03-2274
T20 BLAST1717-3815022.41281135.58-1529
BPL7712236337.16170131.17-3195
CPL9922207231.42197111.67-1194

Bowling Career Summary

MInnBRunsWktsBBIBBMEconAvg5W10W
T20I110----------
TEST1121934226942/452/454.7167.25--
ODI161168-0/00/08---
BBL30----------
IPL184112-0/00/012---
INT LEAGUET2010----------
GT20 CAN7----------
MAX6010----------
ZIM AFRO T105----------
PSL11----------
MLC6----------
HUNDRED8----------
T20 BLAST17----------
BPL7----------
CPL9----------

Career Information

T20
DEBUT
Australia vs South Africa, Jan 10, 2009
TEST
DEBUT
Australia vs New Zealand, Nov 30, 2011
ODI
DEBUT
Australia vs South Africa, Jan 17, 2009

About David Warner

David Warner had one of the most memorable debuts in international cricket, when he was plucked from obscurity - without having played a single First-Class match - and made a stunning 89 off 43 balls in a T20l against South Africa. The innings was all the more remarkable due to its timing, coming as it did after a morale-shattering home Test series loss for Australia in 2008-09.

With T20 success, he made his ODI debut against the South Africans in Hobart. An aggressive 69 in just his second ODI seemed to confirm the rare talent of Warner. However, as the ODIs progressed, his form dipped and he was axed before forcing his way back into the side. He continued to impress in the T20 format of the game, and was one of the few bright spots during Australia's first round exit in the 2009 edition of the World T20 in England.