David Warner has been backed to play through the pain barrier after being given the green light to take part in the second Test in Adelaide | wutube
David Warner has been backed to play through the pain barrier after being given the green light to take part in the second Test in Adelaide.Pat Cummins and David Warner.Warner appeared in discomfort during a 40-minute net session on Tuesday night, limited in the shots he played while taking throwdowns from batting coach Michael Di Venuto.
He had a brief chat with coach Justin Langer and physical performance coach Aaron Kellett before heading to the dressing room. He did not return.“He’ll be right, he had a bat yesterday, batted with some discomfort but knowing Davey he’s not going to miss this one,” Cummins said on Wednesday afternoon at his captain’s press conference. “He’ll be fine when the adrenaline kicks in.”“He didn’t have painkillers, he’s played close to 90 Tests.
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