NEW DELHI: In a dazzling display of skill and resilience, veteran Australian opening batter David Warner emphatically silenced his critics by playing a swashbuckling knock of 164 runs off just 211 balls on the opening day of the first Test against Pakistan in Perth on Thursday.
The 37-year-old reached the triple-figure mark in a mere 125 balls, showcasing his aggressive yet efficient batting style. During this remarkable innings, Warner struck an impressive 16 boundaries and four maximums, securing his 26th career century and notably, his first since January 2020.
