Even after retiring from international cricket, the ‘Sandpaper Gate’ scandal will never go away from David Warner


David Warner’s performance has always been very good in international cricket.

David Warner. (Image Source: X)

Australia’s experienced opening batsman David Warner believes that even after retiring from international cricket, his name will always be remembered by all cricket fans in the ‘Sandpaper Gate’ case. David Warner’s dream is to win the trophy of the currently being played ICC T20 World Cup 2024 and end his international cricketing career on a high.

David Warner’s performance has always been very good in international cricket. However, during the Test match played in South Africa in 2018, the experienced batsman tampered with the ball, after which he was also fined heavily. Not only this, David Warner also had to stay away from cricket for 2 years. Recently, while talking to a reporter in Antigua, David Warner made a big revelation.

According to Cricket Australia, the experienced opening batsman said, “This will always be associated with my name. Even after 20 to 30 years from today, when people will talk about me, then many people will give their side regarding the Sandpaper case.’

I’ve always been the guy who’s dealt with it: David Warner

According to AFP, David Warner may announce his retirement from international cricket after the ICC T20 World Cup 2024. Let us tell you, the experienced batsman has been the highest run-scorer for Australia in T20 cricket. Not only this, he is counted among the best batsmen in the world.

David Warner further said, ‘There are many people who do not like the Australian cricket team or me at all and I have always faced it. This is their opinion and I do not care what people say behind my back. I have faced a lot of pressure but I know how to deal with it well.’

Let us tell you, Australia has made its place in the Super 8 of ICC T20 World Cup 2024 and now if the team has to make its place in the final, then they will have to win matches continuously from here.

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