David Warner, who played 103 Test matches in 12 years, will retire from Test, announced before WTC Final!

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All eyes are on the final match of the Test Championship between India and Australia at the Oval in London from June 7, but Australia's legendary batsman David Warner has started looking beyond it. Let us tell you that even before this title match, David Warner has cleared the picture of his future in Test cricket in front of all the cricket fans. Warner is ready to bid farewell to this format in January next year, he has announced this just before the WTC final.

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David Warner's Test career, which has been going through a flurry of form over the past few months, has been a topic of discussion in recent weeks. There was even talk in Australian cricket about whether he should be selected for the final against India and then for the Ashes series against England.

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Let us tell you that batsman David Warner has got a place in both of these matches, but in the eyes of the Australian selectors, his future will now depend on David Warner's performance. But now David Warner himself has made it clear that he will not remain in this format ie Test for a long time. Left-handed opener David Warner revealed this while talking to cricket.com.au and said that he would like to end his career in this format with the Test match against Pakistan in Sydney in January 2024.