David Warner announces retirement from ODI cricket; A look back at his illustrious career
Australian opener David Warner announced his retirement from ODI cricket during a press conference on Monday, January 1, 2024.
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David Warner on Monday, January 1, announced his retirement from ODI cricket after an illustrious career that spanned over 15 years. Image: BCCI 2/5
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David Warner represented Australia in 161 ODI matches since his debut in 2009. He played his first match against South Africa in 2009. Image: AP 3/5
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Warner finished his ODI career with 6932 runs, which he scored at an average of 45.30, including 22 centuries and 33 half-centuries. Image: AP 4/5
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David Warner played three ODI Cricket World Cups for his country during the period and won two of them (2015 and 2023). Image: davidwarner31/Instagram 5/5
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David Warner is currently 37 years old and is expected to retire from other international formats too. Image: Devid Warner/ AP 
