BoyBrumby
Englishman
Already signed up by the Delhi Daredevils. Got him before his 2020 debut for Oz, so doubtless saved themselves a few quid.Wonder if some team will take him for their IPL squad. Aussies tend to be in high demand for the IPL.
Already signed up by the Delhi Daredevils. Got him before his 2020 debut for Oz, so doubtless saved themselves a few quid.Wonder if some team will take him for their IPL squad. Aussies tend to be in high demand for the IPL.
Nah if i am not wrong he is already pretty highly paid, apparently the Daredevil' scouts have been keeping an eye on him for a long time and they have pretty impressed by his exploits in the top-end series and then for NSW, if Moises Henriques is getting paid US $300,000, despite doing nothing this season, one thinks Warner too might have got a fat pay-cheque even before his T20 international debut.Already signed up by the Delhi Daredevils. Got him before his 2020 debut for Oz, so doubtless saved themselves a few quid.
Wonder if some team will take him for their IPL squad. Aussies tend to be in high demand for the IPL.
Heard he's getting around 450k. If he canfind some semblance of consistency then they've got an explosive top 3 with him Gambhir and Sehwag.Nah if i am not wrong he is already pretty highly paid, apparently the Daredevil' scouts have been keeping an eye on him for a long time and they have pretty impressed by his exploits in the top-end series and then for NSW, if Moises Henriques is getting paid US $300,000, despite doing nothing this season, one thinks Warner too might have got a fat pay-cheque even before his T20 international debut.
Was thinking the same thing the other day.Warner = Di Venuto.
Both LH openers were considered a breath of fresh air when they started and both have a Highest Score of 89 for Australia.
He was at the time really.Dont think Di Venuto was ever as explosive as Warner is.
Warner unlike Di Venuto doesn't seem to have a single defensive bone in his body, his batting is all about attack, he is tremendously strong through the square region on both sides of the wicket, and he packs a serious punch with most strokes he plays, and Di Venuto hardly used to bat like Warner, though the hype and their starts could be said to be similar, but i think Warner in terms of stroke-play is a bit like Jayasuriya or Sehwag.He was at the time really.
He made 23 off 14 on debut and made a 74 ball 77, both explosive innings back in '97.
FFS he is just a T20 innings old, and has failed in another T20 and ODI,Warner unlike Di Venuto doesn't seem to have a single defensive bone in his body, his batting is all about attack, he is tremendously strong through the square region on both sides of the wicket, and he packs a serious punch with most strokes he plays, and Di Venuto hardly used to bat like Warner, though the hype and their starts could be said to be similar, but i think Warner in terms of stroke-play is a bit like Jayasuriya or Sehwag.
What' your problem dude, where the hell did i say that Warner is a much better batsman than Di Venuto, all i said was he is a much aggressive batsman than Di Venuto, now read the posts carefully first before starting throwing around your FFS'....FFS he is just a T20 innings old, and has failed in another T20 and ODI,
I don't expect him to end up even near Venuto as a batsman.
ProbablyWorth bumping this thread. Can Warner be like a Sehwag ? Walks in, walks out