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David Warner and Shaheen Afridi square up to each other before bursting into laughter

Australia batter David Warner and Pakistan bowler Shaheen Shah Afridi shared a rather bizarre moment during the fourth day of the third Test between the two countries.

Daily Mirror

Indian Premier League 2022: the teams, top players

The Twenty20 extravaganza begins on March 26.

The Hindu

Australia does not enforce follow-on, builds 489-run lead after Mitchell Starc helps dismiss Pakistan for 148

Australia is 489 runs ahead after day three of the second Test in Karachi, thanks largely to a session of devastating reverse-swing bowling that skittled Pakistan for just 148 runs. But it still was not enough to get Pat Cummins to enforce the follow-on.

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David Warner says Mankads are "a spirit of cricket thing" despite MCC rule change

Australia opener David Warner has given his thoughts on Mankading after the MCC announced it will no longer be classed as "unfair play"

Daily Mirror

Warner still believes Mankading is a 'spirit of cricket issue' despite MCC amendment to code

KARACHI: Run-out at non-striker's end remains a "spirit of cricket issue" for Australian opener David Warner despite the MCC amending its code to remove it from "unfair play" laws even though he believes that batters are the ones solely at "fault" if such a dismissal is effected.

The Times of India

Warner still believes Mankading is a 'spirit of cricket issue and batter's fault'

KARACHI: Australian opener David Warner still believes run-out at non-striker's end is a "spirit of cricket issue and batter's fault" despite the MCC amending the code to remove it from unfair play laws.

The Times of India

Pakistan vs Australia: David Warner wants a better pitch for 2nd Test against Pakistan

KARACHI: Australia opener David Warner said he hopes for an improved pitch for the second Test in Karachi after the visitors could claim only four Pakistan wickets in the series-opening draw on Rawalpindi's docile wicket.

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Warner wants to attend Warne's farewell

David Warner is still in shock after the death of Shane Warne, the cricket legend who the experienced Australian opener wanted to be like during his childhood.

AAP

Khawaja misses century as Australia cuts Pakistan lead to 205

Khawaja, whose family migrated to Australia when he was four, capitalized on two dropped catches to score 97 while his opening partner David Warner and Marnus Labuschagne also scored aggressive half centuries

The Hindu

Four Aussie stars skip ODIs, T20 for IPL

Star opener David Warner and fast-bowling trio Pat Cummins, Josh Hazlewood and Mitchell Starc will not play in Australia's white-ball games in Pakistan.

AAP

Unhappy Katich tenders resignation from SRH assistant coach's post over baffling auction big buys

SRH management was embroiled in controversy last year when they stripped David Warner from captaincy and then unceremoniously dumped him from the playing eleven

The Hindu

David Warner trolls cricket tragic Marnus Labuschagne as he builds makeshift wicket at home

Marnus Labuschagne has built a makeshift wicket at home to help him prepare for Australia's upcoming tour of Pakistan and teammate David Warner could not resist making a dig

Daily Mirror

Will miss playing cricket with you: Warner to Williamson

NEW DELHI: Australia opening batter David Warner on Wednesday said that he will miss playing cricket with Kane Williamson at SunRisers Hyderabad (SRH) in the Indian Premier League (IPL).

The Times of India

Unsung David tops Aussie IPL millionaires

Nobody wanted Steve Smith, Marnus Labuschagne nor Aaron Finch - but the IPL went crazy for unsung Tim David, who earned the biggest auction deal of any Aussie.

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IPL Auction 2022: DC getting Warner was a Sarojini Nagar market-level bargain, says Jaffer

NEW DELHI: Australia's swashbuckling batter David Warner was picked by Delhi Capitals (DC) for Rs 6.25 crore in the IPL 2022 mega auction in Bengaluru on Saturday. However, former India cricketer Wasim Jaffer, who is known for his humorous posts on social media, has given Warner's price a different twist.

The Times of India

IPL Auction 2022: Shreyas Iyer, Shardul Thakur, Rahul Chahar, Ishan Kishan set to hit pay dirt like never before

BENGALURU: Dashing batter Shreyas Iyer and the multi-skilled Shardul Thakur are expected to laugh their way to the bank as two of the costliest buys in the history of Indian Premier League when the last mega-auction commences here on Saturday.

The Times of India

IPL 2022 auction: 5 top foreign players who were not retained

NEW DELHI: Cricket is a game of fluctuating fortunes, like life it's full of uncertainties and when matches are played in the shortest formats, the margin of victory and defeat shortens even further.

The Times of India

IPL 2022: Who will captain which team?

NEW DELHI: They say that a captain is as good as his team; but it is also true that a true leader can rally an enthusiastic bunch to do great things.

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IPL 2022: Shreyas Iyer, Yuzvendra Chahal, David Warner expected to be top draws in mega auction next month

NEW DELHI: India batter Shreyas Iyer and spinner Yuzvendra Chahal along with Australian dasher David Warner are expected to be the top draws as over 1,200 players registered themselves for the Indian Premier League mega auction scheduled for next month.

The Independent UK

Andy Murray and Naomi Osaka trade compliments – Wednesday’s sporting social

David Warner put cake in his daughter’s face and James Wade dressed up.

Daily Mirror

England's Ashes hopes were over before they started after 'laughably naive' preparations

An Ashes tour of Australia requires an almost messianic commitment to your craft, so a few throwdowns and a few nets before going into battle is laughably naive

The Guardian - UK

Excuses can be made for England’s Ashes shambles, but the status quo cannot hold

The pandemic, a lack of preparation and a fine Australia team are all fair mitigation yet England’s muddled selections, fitness issues and abject batting suggest a deeper malaise

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