David Warner Bio, Wiki, Age, Height, DOB(Famous Birthday), Family, Wife, Net Worth

About (Profile/Biography):

David Warner is a well-known Australian international cricketer born in Paddington. David played cricket throughout his teens and his youth. While still in school, David began working a part-time job while residing in an apartment managed by the "Housing Commission." He made weekend newspaper sales so he could go to school camps. Despite everything that prevented him from progressing, he continued to play cricket. He participated in the school team while attending the "Randwick Boys High School." He has only led teams in limited-overs cricket formats, such as T20 (T20) and one-day international matches (ODIs). David began playing cricket when he was a little boy. He was born or raised in Sydney.

Career:

David participated in sports throughout his school and eventually made it onto the Australian under-19 cricket squad. The limited-overs format was previously seen as a better fit for his batting style.

David is frequently ranked as one of the top batting players in the world. 

David made his Test debut against New Zealand in 2011, which was a little late.

David's participation in a ball-tampering incident in March 2018 resulted in a year-long suspension from international cricket.

Fans adore David unconditionally whether he plays for his national team or his "IPL" team, "Sunrisers Hyderabad," thanks to his aggressive left-handed batting style.

Achievements and Awards:

David became just the fourth player to win the coveted Allan Border Medal twice in 2017, winning it for the second time.

David led the team in the "Trans-Tasman Tri-Series" against England and New Zealand in 2017–2018.

Unknown facts:

David's aggressive play during games has also drawn a lot of criticism. Martin Crowe, the captain of New Zealand, described him as the field's most inexperienced cricket player.