”A Wounded Lion Is More Dangerous” – This could be the perfect quote for David Warner, who announced his return to the International Cricket with all the guns blazing. The flamboyant batsman has knocked runs brilliantly for the team with his blistering striking, which gave him a man of the match trophy.
He was out of the team for the past 12 months and made his entry into the team during the game against Afghanistan. However, he found his feet in quick enough time to get them going and smash a match-winning knock for the team.
I was a bit relaxed when Aaron Finch started going – David Warner
Speaking of the same, the stylish southpaw quoted that it is all about nerves to settle in before heading into the field. Further, David Warner added that he is hoping to get his feet to move in the right direction before constructing his innings for the team.
The flamboyant batsman thanked Aaron Finch for his breezy knock, which helped him to settle in the crease. He also spoke regarding the T20 effect on his game, something, which he played in the last 12-13 months of his career.
“It was just nerves getting back into the camp and getting back into the full intensity of training,” Warner said at the post-match presentation ceremony. “I was a bit more relaxed when Finchy (Aaron Finch) started going.”
“The way I started out there, playing 20-20 cricket over the last 12-14 months, I haven’t really moved my feet,” said Warner. “To get out there, start moving in the right direction and get my head over the ball was great. It was a positive for us to get past this first victory and we now move onto the West Indies.”
Well, it has been a brilliant start for Australia and also for David Warner. They started the tournament on a positive note and would love to go in the same rhythm to defend their championship.