David Warner wants to end his Australia career with T20 glory as he outlined his plans to retire from international cricket in 2024.
Warner, 36, has become accomplished across all three formats, amassing over 17,000 runs in an international career spanning 14 years. But the left-hander, a pantomime villain for England fans, is set to call time on playing for Australia next year.
Warner was under-fire at Test level before breaking a near three-year drought with a glorious double century against the Proteas in the Boxing Day match at the MCG. And the opener is returning to compete in the Big Bash, Australia's premiere T20 competition, for the first time in nine years as he bids to make the Aussie World Cup side.
