'See you in 2027': David Warner drops major hint on career plans after World Cup victory in India

Australia etched their name in the history books as they lifted the ODI World Cup for a record sixth time. The Aussies tamed down the in-form Indian team by six wickets to lay their hands on that coveted trophy again. This tournament could have been the last ODI World Cup for a few Australians with the likes of David Warner, Steve Smith, and Mitchell Starc.

3 things you need to know

• Australia clinched their 6th ODI World Cup title
• David Warner also earned his second World Cup medal
• Warner finished the tournament as Australia's top run-scorer

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Will David Warner play in the 2027 World Cup?

It was a brilliant outing for David Warner who amassed a whopping 535 runs in 11 innings for the Aussies and he also emerged as his country's top run scorer. The 37-year-old now has two ODI World Cup titles in his trophy cabinet and will turn 41 when the next World Cup arrives. However, the player now provided a subtle hint through an elongated Instagram post.

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“Firstly I want to say thank you to India for hosting an absolutely incredible World Cup. The effort put into these events are enormous. Thank you to all the people involved behind the scenes, ground staff, people in the dressing rooms, kitchen hands, chefs, hotel staff, security, police, event organisers, the list goes on but most importantly the fans. Road blocks airport chaos when we have to sneak through, your patience is much appreciated. Without you all we can not play the game we all love. I know the result didn’t go 🇮🇳 way but what it was, was an amazing few weeks. Chuffed to walk away as winners and 6 times champions. Our whole team should be extremely proud. Thanks again everyone, see you in 2027.”

The southpaw is also considered one of the best batters in the limited-over format and without his galore of runs, it would've been impossible for the Aussies to have a wonderful ODI World Cup campaign this year.