Australia’s experienced opener David Warner, who is currently playing for Dubai Capitals in the ILT20, will have to rejoin the national team for the T20 series against West Indies. This has been confirmed by Australia’s head coach Andrew McDonald.

Let us tell you, after the Test series played against Pakistan, David Warner has retired from the Test format. Not only this, he also retired from ODI cricket. However, he has not yet announced his retirement from the T20 format. The T20 World Cup is also to be played in the month of June this year and the opening batsman will definitely have his eyes on this important tournament. At present, it has been confirmed that David Warner will be seen playing for Australia in the T20 series against West Indies.

According to Yahoo Sports, Andrew McDonald said, ‘David Warner will definitely be selected and he will return from ILT20. There are many players who are playing in this amazing franchise league tournament and all of them will be back in the national team for the T20 series against West Indies. David Warner is also a part of this plan.

A lot of planning is currently being done for the World Cup: Andrew McDonald

Let us tell you, the T20 series between Australia and West Indies is starting from 9th February and after that the ODI series will also be played between the two teams. Regarding this, Andrew McDonald further said, ‘Both the teams will be different. We will take the field with full strength for the series against New Zealand. Our eyes are also on the World Cup and we will take important decisions after the series against West Indies.

David Warner is one of Australia’s experienced players and the national team needs him a lot. David Warner is one of the important players of his team in the T20 World Cup 2024. If he is selected, the opening batsman will also want to perform well in this important tournament.