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David Warner to Retire From Tests? His Wife Candice’s Cryptic Post Raises Question

image-ljwpgwihCryptic post from David Warner's wife [Twitter]

Australia opener David Warner's future in Test cricket has come under the spotlight. The left-hander, who has been enduring a poor series by his own high standards, has garnered attention not just for his on-field performance but also due to a mysterious post shared by his wife, Candice Warner. The post has left fans speculating about a potential early retirement for the legendary batsman.


'THE END OF AN ERA' - David Warner's Wife Wrote

Candice posted a picture that sparked buzz among cricket enthusiasts, with many engaging in discussions about David Warner's future prospects in the Australian Test team. She wrote a heartfelt message:

 “The end of an era for us touring with Test cricket, it’s been fun. Forever your biggest supporters and your girl gang. Love you, David Warner.”

Australian cricket star David Warner has made announcement regarding his future in Test cricket in June 2023. The 36-year-old opener has already expressed his desire to step away from the longest format of the game, with plans for a farewell match at his home ground in Sydney against Pakistan. 

Despite facing challenges in recent years, Warner's remarkable double-century against South Africa in late 2022 showcased his fighting spirit and determination. The southpaw has faced a series of struggles, particularly in Test cricket, prompting questions about his long-term viability in the format. 

In the just-finished third Test in Headingley, Warner fell victim to English pacer Stuart Broad two times, managing just five runs across both innings in Ashes 2023.

With the remaining Tests on the horizon, Australian skipper Pat Cummins has kept the team's options open when questioned about the potential squad selection. With nine or ten days remaining, Cummins emphasized the need for a full roster and revealed that the final XI would be determined based on a careful assessment of the pitch conditions.

Predicting Warner’s retirement, a fan said it would a golden chance for Matt Renshaw to play as an opener in the fourth Ashes Test.