“It’s actually been sickening,” David Warner hits out at media speculation on retirement ahead of his final ODI World Cup

He said that despite the coverage, he is focusing a lot on giving his best for his team in the World Cup.

“It’s actually been sickening,” David Warner hits out at media speculation on retirement ahead of his final ODI World Cup

David Warner (Image via ESPNcricinfo)

Veteran Australia opener David Warner opened up about the speculation about his retirement. He said how it feels sickening when the media reaches a step further to focus a lot on his retirement.

The 36-year-old without a doubt, is playing in his last ODI World Cup. He said that despite the coverage, he is focusing a lot on giving his best for his team in the World Cup.

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“I just can’t wait to finish, and then they’ll have to find someone else’s name to use as clickbait. It’s incredible. To be honest – if I’m being brutally honest, it’s actually been sickening. And that’s why I always put it back to the team. It’s about the team. It’s not about me and what I’m doing,” Warner told Fox Sports.

Earlier this year, Warner said he would play one more year of international cricket. This means the 2024 T20 World Cup can be his final match for the Aussies. He also revealed that the 2024 Test against Pakistan in Sydney can be his last appearance in the longest format.

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David Warner recreates dance moves of Pushpa film song

Indian cricket fans are well aware of David Warner and his love for trendy dance moves. He has often, during matches, recreated those moves, and the pictures and videos of the same have gone viral. During Australia’s warm-up match against Pakistan, Warner again mimicked South Indian actor Allu Arjun’s dance moves from the Pushpa film.

"It's actually been sickening," David Warner hits out at media for retirement speculation ahead of his final ODI World Cup
David Warner (Images via ESPNcricinfo, X)

Watch the video below:

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David Warner will be seen next when Australia, led by Pat Cummins, will lock horns with Rohit Sharma and company to begin their World Cup campaign on October 8 at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai.

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