David Warner will be eligible to play international cricket again beyond March 29 when his one-year-long suspension due to proven involvement in the ball-tampering saga culminates. 

While the Australian opener won't be featuring for his country anytime soon before the ICC Cricket World Cup, Warner will be playing for Sunrisers Hyderabad franchise in this year's Indian Premier League (IPL) season beginning March 23. 

And hence, quite wonderfully, the SRH captain left a heartwarming message for the loyal supporters of the 2016 champions through a video posted by the franchise itself over Twitter. 

"Hi everyone, this is David Warner, I have a special message for all the Orange Army fans thank you for showing us all the love and support for all these years. Now it is our time to give back to our loyal fans," he can be heard saying. 

Warner told the fans about 25,000 seats which will be available at cheap prices for Sunrisers' maiden home encounter this season versus the Rajasthan Royals on Friday, March 29. The runners-up from 2018 will be opening their campaign against Kolkata Knight Riders with an away game at the iconic Eden Gardens on March 24. 

Warner led his team from the front when they won two years back with 848 runs in 17 matches at an average of 60.57. And he has an overall tally of 4,014 runs at 40.54 across 114 IPL matches.