NEW DELHI: The upcoming home Tests against an undermanned Pakistan team may lack excitement for some Australian cricket fans, but the anticipation surrounding David Warner's farewell tour has injected a much-needed boost into the series.
Since his Test debut against New Zealand in 2011, Warner has been a central figure in Australian cricket, portraying brilliance and occasionally facing criticism for the team's actions. As the 37-year-old looks to bow out of Test cricket, doubts about his place in the side have fueled discussions, especially after former teammate Mitchell Johnson's critique.