David Warner has declared himself available for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy to be held against India on home soil.

David Warner returns in Border-Gavaskar Trophy against India News In Hindi: Former Australian opener David Warner has declared himself available for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy to be held against India on home soil. David Warner has said that he is available to play in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy if the senior national men's team requires his services.

Warner said he is open to playing in the Sheffield Shield, Australia's premier domestic red-ball tournament, if he is required to open the batting for Australia in the highly anticipated five-match series against India.

This decision of David Warner has come at a time when the Australian selectors and team management are looking for an opening partner for Usman Khawaja. In early October, head of selection committee George Bailey confirmed that Steve Smith would no longer open and would return to his No. 4 position, leaving the opener's spot vacant in the Australian Test team.

David Warner announces retirement from Test cricket

It may be noted that this aggressive batsman had retired from Test cricket after Australia's victory in the home series against Pakistan earlier this year. Since then, Steve Smith has opened the batting for Australia along with Usman Khawaja.

David Warner said, “I am always available, just pick up the phone. I am always serious. To be honest, the players have played only one red ball match since the last Test match in February, so my preparation It's almost the same.”

“To be honest, if they needed me for this series, I would be very happy to go and play the next Shield game. I retired for the right reasons to finish the game and I wanted to finish the game Was.

“(But) if they desperately need someone, I'm ready. I won't back down,” he said.

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