Video seize of David Warner strolling off after taking part in his final Test innings
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Australian opener David Warner concluded his Boxing Day Test journey in an unremarkable method through the second Test towards Pakistan at Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) on Thursday.
In what was his final Boxing Day Test innings, Warner might rating simply six runs in 16 balls earlier than being cleaned up by Mir Hamza. Earlier in earlier innings, he managed 38 runs in 83 balls with three fours.
Warner will retire from Tests after the third Test which will probably be held at his house stadium of Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG). Leaving the bottom, Warner in a heartwarming gesture, gave his gloves to a baby in the viewers.
The MCG stadium holds a variety of significance to Warner’s profession, as he made his worldwide debut again in January 2009 at this venue with none first-class cricket expertise. His debut was one to bear in mind as he smashed a world-class South African assault for 89 off 43 balls, with seven fours and 6 sixes.
In 11 Tests at this floor, Warner has made 912 runs at a median of fifty.66, with three centuries and two fifties in 18 innings, with the perfect rating of 200.
Last 12 months, Warner performed one among his all-time nice knocks, scoring 200 towards South Africa at MCG Boxing Day Test amid considerations about his Test kind and place in the group.
In 11 Boxing Day Tests, Warner has scored 874 runs at a median of 51.41, with three centuries and two fifties.
Coming to the match, a counter-attacking half-century by Mitchell Marsh and his partnership with Steve Smith helped Australia overcome early lack of wickets and swell their lead to 161 runs on the finish of the second session of day three of the second Test towards Pakistan on the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) on Thursday.
At tea, Australia was 107/4, with Marsh (57*) and Steve Smith (26*) unbeaten.
Brief Scores: Australia: 318 and 107/4 (Mitchell Marsh 57*, Steve Smith 26*, Mir Hamza 2/13) lead Pakistan: 264 (Abdullah Shafique 62, Shan Masood 54, Pat Cummins 5/48) by 60 runs. (ANI)
