David Warner recently said goodbye to ODI along with Test cricket. He made this announcement during the Test series against Pakistan. Now Warner has reacted for the first time after retirement. During this, he also broke his silence on the captaincy ban.

David Warner, who bid farewell to red ball cricket with the last Test match against Pakistan in Sydney, expressed his dissatisfaction with the captaincy ban imposed on him.

Warner told Code Sports in his first interview after retirement, obviously, if permission is given in Australia then I will be able to do coaching. But I can’t captain. I’m not sure what it is. It is under contract with Australia. This is a leadership position. So I’m not sure, I don’t know. it’s so weird.

David Warner replied to critics in the interview, whether it is good or bad, I am sleeping peacefully. And they’re all thinking about me, so I don’t know what their wives or husbands feel when they go to bed, and they’re thinking about me.

Warner banned from captaincy for life in 2018

Let us tell you that after the ball tampering incident came to light in the year 2018, Warner was banned from captaincy for life. Sandpaper was found in Cameron Bancroft’s pocket and he was also seen on TV footage tampering with the ball. Apart from Bancroft, Steve Smith and David Warner were also included in this.

He had expressed his disappointment at being unable to captain. Especially when Steve Smith and Bancroft, who were banned along with him, started taking leadership roles for the team.

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