David Warner and Australia’s coach
A three-match Test series is being played between Australia and Pakistan. After this series, the team’s star opener David Warner is going to retire from Test cricket. Warner is in great form even at the end of his illustrious Test career and is continuously scoring runs for the team. He also scored a century in the first match of the series against Pakistan. After Warner’s retirement, the biggest question that will arise before Australia will be who will open for the team in his place in Test cricket. David Warner had also revealed the name of a player recently, but the coach of the team has now given a big statement.
David Warner told the name of this player
David Warner may have named Marcus Harris as his successor to open the innings in Test cricket but Australia head coach Andrew McDonald has said that they are considering more options and Cameron Green is also in the running. Warner will say goodbye to Test cricket after the third Test against Pakistan to be held in Sydney from January 3. After Warner, many names are being considered for opening the innings in Test cricket. The names of Harris, Green, Matt Renshaw and Cameron Bancroft are in the running.
What did the head coach of Australia team say?
On this issue, the team’s head coach McDonald said that David is not a selector. Last time he took the name of Matt Renshaw and probably the next name will be Cam Bancroft and then Cameron Green. He told ESPN Cricinfo that but it is a good thing that he is supporting a fellow player like this. He was asked for his opinion and we are glad that he gave it. Australia now has to play against West Indies and the coach said that a decision will be taken before that. McDonald also said that Warner will miss the ODIs and T20Is against the West Indies in late February in order to play the ILT20 in the UAE.
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