“I will cherish this for the rest of my life,” David Warner finally finds his baggy green cap before start of 3rd day of farewell Test 

A spokesperson from the CA said the missing bag which contained his baggy green cap was in the team hotel.

“I will cherish this for the rest of my life,” David Warner finally finds his baggy green cap before start of 3rd day of farewell Test 

David Warner's baggy green (Image via ESPN)

David Warner’s baggy green had gone missing just days before his farewell Test in the Sydney Cricket Ground. A day before his final Test, he uploaded a video pleading for his cap to return, due to the sentimental value associated with it. He was given a replacement cap for his final Test, but his original baggy green has now been located. 

A Cricket Australia spokesperson revealed they found his missing cap in the Team hotel itself, but were unsure how it ended up there. Warner uploaded a post on his Instagram, thanking everyone for their efforts in finding his baggy green. 

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Hi everyone! I’m pleased and relieved that I've got my baggy back in my hands. Any cricketer knows how special their cap is and I will cherish this for the rest of my life.
David Warner wrote on Instagram

Warner scored 34 off 68 in the first Australian innings. He was at 20 runs when Aamer Jamal made him edge the ball to Saim Ayub at first slip, but he dropped. The debutant was fielding there in place of Agha Salman, who had gone for a washroom break. This was the 4th drop by a fielder placed at 1st slip. 

Aamer Jamal and Co. bowl out Australia, get lead of 14

At the start of the day, Australia were 116/2 in 45 overs. By lunch they got Steve Smith and Marnus Labuschagne out and conceded only 83 runs. Travis Head and Mitchell Marsh tried building a partnership, but Jamal got the World Cup hero for 10. Marsh had gotten dropped for 10, and punished the visitors by scoring yet another half century. 

Aamer Jamal
Aamer Jamal walks off after picking up his 2nd 6-wicket-haul of the series (Image via ESPN)

Alex Carey was bowled by Sajid Khan just a few overs before tea, but Jamal set off a batting collapse, picking up the last 4 wickets in a span of 6 balls. He got Marsh for 54, Pat Cummins for a duck, Nathan Lyon for 5 and Josh Hazlewood for a duck. This is his 2nd fifer in 3 Tests, with the figures of 6/69. Pakistan now have a lead of 14. 

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