David Warner's retirement. No, this news is not official yet. But this can happen because it was believed that this ICC tournament would be the last of his international career. Now if this is so, then the T20 World Cup 2024 match played against India in St. Lucia is the last T20 International match of his career.

David Warner has already retired from ODIs and Tests. He played his last ODI against India in the final of the 2023 World Cup. While he played his last Test match against Pakistan in Sydney.

David Warner did not perform well in his last international match against India. Warner scored just 6 runs facing 6 balls. In his last international innings, Warner fell prey to India's young fast bowler Arshdeep Singh.

Couldn't have a grand farewell from international cricket!

However, the farewell to international cricket that David Warner had expected did not happen.

And this is because Australia had to exit from the Super-8 stage of the T20 World Cup 2024. The alarm bells of Australia's exit had rung after its defeat against Afghanistan, which was further confirmed by the defeat to India. Afghanistan's defeat against Bangladesh was the only hope left for Australia to remain in the tournament. But, this also did not happen because Bangladesh itself had to face defeat from Afghanistan.

When Australia did not get any equation to remain in the T20 World Cup 2024, they finally had to exit the tournament, with which it is believed that after ODIs and Tests, David Warner's T20 career is also over.

Played 383 matches for Australia

David Warner played 383 international matches for Australia, in which he scored close to 20000 runs. He has 49 international centuries to his name. David Warner made his T20I debut in 2009 and played his last match in 2024. Meaning his T20I career lasted 15 years.

Played 383 matches for Australia

David Warner played 383 international matches for Australia, in which he scored close to 20000 runs. He has 49 international centuries to his name. David Warner made his T20I debut in 2009 and played his last match in 2024. Meaning his T20I career lasted 15 years.