Australia opener David Warner has revealed he may retire from Test cricket after next summer's Ashes series, admitting "it could be my last 12 months in Test cricket".
At the age of 36, Warner is the oldest player to hold a national contract with Cricket Australia and he has now spoken openly about his retirement plans following Australia's disappointing T20 World Cup campaign.
Speaking on Triple M's Deadset Legends, Warner revealed he may decide to focus solely on white-ball cricket following the 2023 Ashes, stating: "Test cricket will probably be the first one to fall off. Because that's how it will pan out.