NEW DELHI: David Warner showcased his batting prowess by smashing 70 runs off 36 balls in his 100th Twenty20 International, playing a crucial role in Australia's 11-run victory against the West Indies in the opening clash of their three-match series in Hobart on Friday.
Australia, after being sent in to bat on a cold and windy evening, posted an imposing total of 213-7. Warner, who joined the exclusive club of players with 100 internationals in each format alongside Ross Taylor and Virat Kohli, led the charge with an explosive innings. His knock included 12 fours and a six, providing a solid anchor to the Australian innings.
