Australian cricket icon David Warner has officially bid farewell to One-day International (ODI) cricket, capping off a remarkable career that has seen him achieve numerous milestones. The seasoned opener made the announcement during a press conference held at the SCG on Monday, revealing that the recent World Cup final against India marked his final appearance in the 50-over format for Australia.
Warner, 37, expressed his satisfaction with concluding his ODI career on a high note, especially after their unexpected triumph in the World Cup held in India. He highlighted the significance of winning the tournament and emphasized the team's achievement.
"I'm definitely retiring from One-day cricket as well," Warner stated. "That was something that I had said through the World Cup, get through that, and winning it in India, I think that's a massive achievement."
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The veteran cricketer mentioned that his decision to retire from ODIs was made post the World Cup victory, providing him with the opportunity to explore other cricket leagues worldwide. Warner acknowledged the upcoming Champions Trophy and expressed his openness to returning if the team requires his services in the future. "If I'm playing decent cricket in two years' time and I'm around and they need someone, I'm going to be available," he added.
As Warner gears up for his final Test match at his hometown SCG, the announcement paves the way for the last phase of his illustrious career as a T20 freelancer. The veteran batsman, known for his aggressive style and consistent performances, leaves behind a legacy in ODI cricket and looks forward to new opportunities in the T20 arena.
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