NEW DELHI: Australia opener David Warner displayed a breathtaking performance in the ongoing World Cup, scoring 163 against Pakistan in the ODI World Cup match in Bengaluru on Friday. This remarkable knock not only helped his team secure a mammoth total, 367 for 9, but also led him to achieve several individual records.
Warner's 163 against Pakistan marked his fourth consecutive century against them in the 50-over format, making him the joint record holder for the most consecutive ODI hundreds against a team. He equaled the feat previously accomplished by India's Virat Kohli, who scored four consecutive tons against West Indies from 2017 to 2018. Warner's consistent performance against Pakistan since 2017, with scores of 130, 179, 107, and 163, demonstrates his dominance over their bowling attack.
