A mega auction was organized for IPL 2025 in November last year. During this period, all the 10 teams of the tournament had showered a lot of money on the players. However, some veteran players did not even get the price. One name in this was that of Australian cricketer David Warner. Warner was not even asked by any team. The result was that he remained unsold and will not be seen playing in the coming season. After being ignored in IPL, Warner has now turned to Pakistan. He has registered his name in the draft of Pakistan Super League.

Announcement made by PSL

David Warner has been a very successful batsman in T20. He has scored more than 12500 runs in his T20 career. Despite this, there was no bid for him in IPL. Therefore, he has now decided to leave India and go to Pakistan. Pakistan Super League recently announced the name of David Warner on social media. PSL said that '2024 is ending on a high. Australia's powerhouse has registered for the PSL draft. Let us tell you that Warner is going to Pakistan at a time when he has retired from international cricket. At the same time, no one asked him in IPL.

ENDING 2024 ON A HIGH

The Aussie power house David Warner has registered for the #HBLPSLDraft, pic.twitter.com/yyrVcS71Uk

— PakistanSuperLeague (@thePSLt20) December 31, 2024

Warner's T20 career

Australian opener David Warner is counted among the stormy batsmen. He has played 389 matches so far in his T20 career. During this period, he has participated in Indian Premier, Big Bash League, Caribbean Premier League, Bangladesh Premier League, Vitality Blast, International League T20 and Champions League. During this period, he has scored a total of 12540 runs at an average of 36.66 and strike rate of 140.

Warner has scored 8 centuries and 105 half-centuries in his T20 career. Out of this, he played almost half the matches i.e. 184 matches in IPL and scored 6565 runs. Let us tell you that before retiring, Warner had participated in the T20 World Cup. During this period he had batted brilliantly. Warner was giving an explosive start. He scored 178 runs in 7 matches at an average of 29.66 and strike rate of 139, which included 2 fifties.