.davidwarner31 has listed Test success in India as a priority before retirement, with the next Ashes series also a lure for the veteran opener to play on past 2022. 7Cricket 7Cricket 7NEWS
David Warner has listed Test success in India as a priority before retirement, with the next Ashes series also a lure for the veteran opener to play on past 2022.
But after one of the most comprehensive retentions of the urn was confirmed on Tuesday, Australia have set their sights on more success abroad. A tour of India is also set for next summer and expected to be played in early 2023, with Nathan Lyon the only current member of Australia’s team to have won a series in Asia .
Warner, 35, has long spoken about his desire to keep playing, believing his one-year ban in 2018 has extended his career.He would join elite company by playing on into next summer and 2023, with Justin Langer, Matt Hayden and Chris Rogers the only Australians to open the batting at Test level beyond their 36th birthday in the past 60 years.
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