Australia’s legendary opening batsman David Warner wishes to be seen playing for his national team in the upcoming 5-match Test series against Team India. Let us tell you that David Warner has retired from international cricket. He played his last international match against Pakistan at Sydney Cricket Ground in January this year.

However, once again the experienced batsman is fully ready to participate for the Australian team. As an opener, the brilliant batsman Steve Smith has scored only 171 runs in 8 innings at an average above 28. Not only this, selection committee chief George Bailey has confirmed that Steve Smith will be seen batting at number four.

David Warner told Code Sports, ‘I am always available, I just want someone to call me. I have always been serious about this thing. If the Australian team needs me in the upcoming series, I will be very happy. Not only this, I will happily play in the next Shield match and would like to perform brilliantly.

If the team management needs someone, I will always have the upper hand: David Warner

David Warner further said, ‘I had taken the right decision to retire and I wanted to end it well. But if the team needs me, I will always be available and my hand will also be on top. I will not be embarrassed by this at all.

Let us tell you that Australia’s best all-rounder Cameron Green is currently injured and it is finding it very difficult for him to play against Team India. Not only this, if Australia wants to secure its place in the final of this cycle of the World Test Championship, then they will have to defeat Team India in the upcoming Test series. Australia has not yet announced its team for the upcoming Test series but they may announce the team very soon.