David Warner confirms his retirement from ODIs as well as Tests

Australian cricket veteran David Warner confirms his retirement from ODIs as well as Tests, on 1stJanuary 2024.

The 37-year-old David Warner previously announced his retirement from test cricket ahead of an ongoing series with Pakistan

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On 1stJanuary 2024 (Monday), Warner said his decision to also retire from ODI cricket.

Warner has played 112 test matches in his career, and he is going to play 112thfinal test match with Pakistan.

In Test matches, he has scored 8695 runs and He has played 99 t20 matches in which he has scored 2894 runs.

He has played 161 ODI matches in which he has scored 6,932 runs, and this score makes him the sixth-highest run-scorer in Australian ODI history.

He performed the main role in the ODI World Cup 2023 to win Australia.

But David Warner is going to play the 2025 Champions Trophy.

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