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David Warner
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slowfinger
International Debutant
Nah, just can't say he's good enough.
Kylez
State Vice-Captain
Favours the legside tbh.
For me he is for 2020's, never ever will play test cricket and isn't that good of a one day batsmen at the moment either.
vic_orthdox
Global Moderator
Warner naturally favours the off-side, very strong through point.
In longer forms of the game, he thrives on width; the "width predator" tag that James Brayshaw is very correct. He opens himself up in Twenty20 cricket to allow him a swinging arc when the ball is over the pegs.
I think he could quite definitely be a quality first class cricketer, if given a chance to bat as himself, and at number 5 or 6. That's where he's made to play in the longer forms of the game. He was seen as a super finisher in OD cricket as a youth, and I think he could possibly carve out a role like that in the future.
In longer forms of the game, he thrives on width; the "width predator" tag that James Brayshaw is very correct. He opens himself up in Twenty20 cricket to allow him a swinging arc when the ball is over the pegs.
I think he could quite definitely be a quality first class cricketer, if given a chance to bat as himself, and at number 5 or 6. That's where he's made to play in the longer forms of the game. He was seen as a super finisher in OD cricket as a youth, and I think he could possibly carve out a role like that in the future.
Burgey
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Not that old yet is he Jack?
I imagine time's on his side in terms of development. Could see him being a very handy ODI player once he learns to play the right tempo for the situation. Can't say I've seen any of him in longer forms at all.
Bobisback
International Regular
26th match: Delhi Daredevils v Kolkata Knight Riders at Delhi, Mar 29, 2010 | Cricket Scorecard | Cricinfo.com
This innings makes me believe that Warner has a genuine chance at ODI success. He played so well then, wasnt so much a slogger, but held the team together when the other top order bats fell.
This innings makes me believe that Warner has a genuine chance at ODI success. He played so well then, wasnt so much a slogger, but held the team together when the other top order bats fell.
age_master
Hall of Fame Member
Easily.
vic_orthdox
Global Moderator
Turns 24 in October.
Noble One
International Vice-Captain
Needs to break into a half-strength NSW line-up before the words Test Cricket are mentioned in the same breath as David Warner. Grinds my gears when Warner is on a rampage and the calls come as to why he isn't in the Test squad, some Australian commentators are the worst.
Great Twenty20 cricketer though, proven success at International, IPL and Big Bash levels. Will play ODI cricket again, hopefully as a lower order batsman.
Great Twenty20 cricketer though, proven success at International, IPL and Big Bash levels. Will play ODI cricket again, hopefully as a lower order batsman.
Jakester1288
International Regular
The fact he's been doing a bit in T20 means that, while we don't rate him for Tests, our selectors do.