Australia vs India: David Warner Posts Adorable Picture Of Daughters Posing With Cricket Bats
India vs Australia: David Warner enjoyed some cricket practice with his daughters and posted a picture on social media of the daughters posing with cricket bats.
- Kislaya Srivastava
- Updated: December 22, 2020 08:26 pm IST
Highlights
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David Warner posted a picture of his daughters posing with cricket bats
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Warner sustained a groin injury during the ODI series vs India
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He is likely to make a comeback in the Boxing Day Test starting Saturday
David Warner posted a picture of his three daughters posing with cricket bats, asking his fans to caption the picture. "Caption this?" wrote Warner in the caption as the daughters, Ivy-Mae, Indi-Rae and Isla Rose held bats and smiled for the camera. Warner also posted videos in his Instagram stories where he can be seen playing cricket with the daughters even as he recovers from a groin injury to be fit in time for the second Test against India starting December 26 in Melbourne.
Warner was injured during the One-day International series against India in November and he has been out of action ever since.
Australia beat India in the first of the four Border-Gavaskar series Tests by eight wickets to take a 1-0 lead.
The day-night Test at Adelaide saw Matthew Wade and Joe Burns open the innings for Australia and one of them is likely to make way for Warner should the left-hander return in the second Test.
The first Test also saw India restricted to their lowest-ever Test total of 36 for 9 - effectively 36 all out with one batsman retired hurt.
There will be changes to the India playing XI, too, in the Melbourne Test, as captain Virat Kohli left for home on a paternity leave and fast bowler Mohammed Shami reportedly sustained a fracture in his right arm while batting in the second innings in Adelaide. Shami will take no further part in the series.
The second Test starts on Boxing Day and will be followed by the New Year's Test in Sydney starting January 7 and the final Test in Brisbane starting January 15.
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