Australia opener David Warner’s baggy green cap went missing. Warner has given this information through a post, in which he plans to take it back. The third Test against Pakistan will be played tomorrow in Sydney. This will be the last Test match of Warner’s career. He has announced the saint even before the match.

For example, in a video uploaded by Warner, his baggy green (Test cap) was stolen from his gangster outfit. Warner returned home to Sydney after Australia’s victory over Pakistan in the Boxing-Day Test last week. Warner revealed that a large bag was placed inside the gangster, which was sent on a flight from Melbourne to Sydney on 31 December with the rest of the team’s luggage. Their belongings have been stolen somewhere.

Warner’s Test-ODI to Saint
Australian batsman David Warner also announced his retirement from Test cricket on Monday, January 1, along with his father. He will play the last Test match of his history against Pakistan in Sydney on 3 January. Cricket Australia had also confirmed its purchase of Sant from Warner’s father.

Warner became emotional in the press conference held in Sydney on Monday, January 1 and said that I am definitely taking saint from the prestigious cricket also. This was something that I had said during this time. Winning a credible World Cup in India is a great achievement.

Warner will focus on T-20
Warner announces retirement from Florida and Tests to focus on T20s. She can be a part of the Australia team in the T20 World Cup to be held in West Indies and America in June. At the same time, after the Big Bash, the Test series against Pakistan in Sydney Thunder ended with at least four matches to be played. After this he can play for Dubai Capitals in ILT20. He has sought NOC from Cricket Australia to compete in the ILT20 league. The first match of Dubai team will be played on 21 January.