The destructive opening batsman David Warner is currently in India with the Australian cricket team for a three-match One Day International series (ODI) and he has already done damage for the hosts in the ongoing series by hammering an entertaining hundred in the first ODI in Mumbai.
Ever since he returned from the ball-tampering ban, Warner has been making headlines for his incredible form with the bat and that indeed amuses his Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) fans, as they would be certainly keen to watch his beast mode in the upcoming IPL 2020, as he had to miss the last edition because of his role in the Cape Town saga.
As the left-hander is currently in India, Warner has decided to introduce his SRH teammates to the franchise’s fans in one word, as he had an interaction with SRH and the team also shared the video on social media on Thursday (January 15).
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Well, the Aussie batter started it with Kane Williamson, though he failed to describe New Zealand captain in a solitary word, as he called him smart, inspiring and a good dart player.
Calling Afghanistan spin-sensation Rashid Khan a ‘camel’, Warner has termed Bhuvneshwar Kumar ‘quiet’ while Jonny Bairstow earned a ‘strong’ tag from his SRH teammate.
Meanwhile, Warner feels Manish Pandey is a ‘cheeky’ character in the team. Saluting Mohammad Nabi, the Australian called him a ‘president’, thereafter, he called Khaleel Ahmed a ‘next person’.
Calling Siddarth Kaul as a ‘charmer’ and Wriddhiman Saha as a ‘great person’, the opening batsman has leveled the SRH all-rounder Vijay Shankar a ‘dancer’ while feels the Aussie teammate Mitchell Marsh is a ‘big head’ in the SRH team.
Warner called Shreevats Goswami ‘a good fellow’ while Sandeep Sharma ‘funny’. Describing Shahbaz Nadeem a ‘humble’ person in the team, Warner called Shreevats Goswami and Shahbaz Nadeem ‘a good fellow’ and ‘funny’ respectively.
He ended by calling Abhishek Sharma ‘crazy’ and Fabian Allen a ‘Caribbean Star’.
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