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David Warner completes 8000 Test runs

Australian opener David Warner has completed 8,000 runs in Test cricket, becoming the eighth Aussie to do so. The 36-year-old accomplished this milestone during the second Test against South Africa at the MCG, which also happens to be his 100th Test. The star batter hit his 25th Test hundred. Before this, the right-hander had hit his previous Test century on January 3, 2020 against New Zealand. Warner currently has scored 8,042 Test runs at an average of 46.21 in 183 innings in 100 Tests.

Smith and Warner rejoin Australian Cricket team

Former Australian captain Steve Smith and former vice-captain David Warner re-joined the national cricket team for the first time since they were suspended for their roles in a ball-tampering scandal in South Africa last March. The 12-month ban is set to come to an end on March 28. The pair will join the Aussies in Dubai ahead of their five-match ODI series against Pakistan. Steve Smith speaks following the catch-up between he and David Warner, and the Aussie men's squad in Dubai. Full story: https://t.co/TuLVtvcrrU pic.twitter.com/qJIVnJPq01 — cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) 16 March 2019 "Lots of hugs and cuddles": David Warner says he's excited for what lies ahead after meeting up with the Aussie squad in Dubai. Full story: https://t.co/TuLVtvcrrU pic.twitter.com/NTtmWRT5lw — cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) 17 March 2019 The Australian squad is currently in UAE after their ODI series victory against India and are preparing for the next series agai...

Ashes sponsor terminates CA over ball-tampering incident

Magellan Financial Group - a major sponsor of Cricket Australia has terminated a three-year deal after a ball-tampering scandal continues. The deal estimated at $20 million when it was signed in August 2017, with the company having naming rights sponsorship of domestic Test matches just one summer into the three-year deal. David Warner was the mastermind behind the scandal which has seen him, skipper Steve Smith and Cameron Bancroft hit with long-term bans. Sports apparel maker Asics Corp had also terminated sponsorship contracts with both Warner and Bancroft. As a result of last weekend’s events in Cape Town involving members of the Australian men’s cricket team and following the sanctions made by Cricket Australia, ASICS has terminated its sponsorship contracts with David Warner and Cameron Bancroft, effective immediately. — ASICS Australia (@ASICSaustralia) 28 March 2018 Australia's vice-captain Warner and Smith have been banned from international as well as dom...

Big Bash League: David Warner unavailable this season

Australian Test opener David Warner has announced he will not be playing in the Big Bash League this season, due to hectic international summer schedule. The 27-year-old, who was a part of the Sydney Thunder last year, has declared he wouldn't be signing any contract with BBL this year, starts December 18 at Adelaide. " It was obviously a really hard decision because I love playing in the Big Bash, " Warner said . " But with a massive summer of international cricket I want to focus on doing the best I can for the Test team and hopefully help us win the World Cup ." Australia to play 5-match ODI series against South Africa followed by Test series against India and the ODI tri-series against England before the ICC world Cup 2015.

Australia ODI squad against Scotland and England

Australia's Left-handed batsman David Warner has been dropped from ODIs squad against Scotland and England , while Left arm fast bowler Mitchell Starc will return to Home. The Australia coach Darren Lehmann said, " David has been left out of the Australian ODI squad for this tour purely due to his recent lack of form in this format, By his own admission, David would acknowledge that unfortunately he hasn't scored the weight of runs that he would like recently in one-day cricket for his country. " Squad : Michael Clarke (capt), George Bailey, James Faulkner, Aaron Finch, Fawad Ahmed, Nathan Coulter-Nile, Mitchell Johnson, Shaun Marsh, Josh Hazlewood, Phillip Hughes, Adam Voges, Matthew Wade (wk), Glenn Maxwell, Clint McKay, Shane Watson.

Warner suspended from Champions Trophy

Australian batsman David Warner has been suspended for the rest of the Champions Trophy games and two Ashes warm-up games due to bar-room altercation with Joe Root. Although Left-handed Opening Batsman Warner will be available for the first Test of Ashes at Trent Bridge. The 26-years-old Warner was fined A$11,500 on top of the suspension. Although Cricket Australia did not release further details of the hearing or Warner's response to the charge. As per the reports that Warner's belief that Root was impersonating Hashim Amla when wearing a false beard, but the England camp has said Root was making fun of himself and referring to taunts from his team-mates that he was too young to grow facial hair. Warner was stood down from Australia's Champions Trophy match against New Zealand on Wednesday and after the game, stand-in captain George Bailey said the altercation was "very minor" and had "been dealt with in-house".

David Warner signs Sydney Sixers

David Warner has signed with Sydney Sixers in Big Bash League (BBL) 2012-13 season . Warner said, " I had a great time last year at the Sydney Thunder and thank the fans at ANZ Stadium [the Thunder's base] for their support, but I'm an eastern suburbs boy and I am really looking forward to playing at the SCG [the Sixers' base] for the Sixers. "

Australian test squad against New Zealand

Australia's aggressive opener David Warner has been selected in the test team for series against New Zealand. Warner replaces all-rounder ShaneWatson . Mitchell Johnson , Patrick Cummins, Ryan Harris and Shaun Marsh have been ruled out from the test series due to injury. Australia's new fast bowling attack James Pattinson, Ben Cutting and Mitchell Starc have been included in the team. Squad : Michael Clarke (captain), David Warner, Phillip Hughes, Michael Hussey, Ricky Ponting , Usman Khawaja, Brad Haddin, Mitchell Starc, Peter Siddle, Nathan Lyon, James Pattinson and Ben Cutting.

Mumbai Indians is the champion of the Champions 2011

"Man of the match" Harbhajan Singh (20 runs with 3 wickets) Mumbai Indians beat Royal challengers by 31 runs in the final match of Champions League twenty-20 cricket tournament. Mumbai has won 12 kg Silver Cup with 2.5 million dollars of prize money. Lasith Malinga has also won The Golden Ball Title. While David Warner awarded with The Golden Bat of the tournament.