"Don't Try This At Home": David Warner Tries Hilarious 'Life Hack' In New Video. Watch
David Warner is back on TikTok with another in what is now quite a long list of videos.
- Kunal Joshi
- Updated: May 26, 2020 02:51 pm IST
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David Warner shared another TikTok video on his social media accounts
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Warner has gained popularity because of his entertaining videos on TikTok
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David Warner has over 3 million followers on his Instagram account
David Warner is one of the most active cricketers on social media platforms at the moment. Warner with his regular posts on his social media handles has made sure that his fans are entertained during the lockdown. David Warner joined TikTok last month, and since then the Australian batsman has made it a point to share videos on a regular basis. In the latest video shared by him on Instagram, David Warner hilariously tries to eat corn which is placed on a drilling machine. As the video nears its end, Warner acts as if he lost his tooth in the process. Warner in the caption of his post wrote, "Don't try this at home".
Don't try this at home ???????? #lifehack #donthateappreciate
A post shared by David Warner (@davidwarner31) on
The Australian batsman has managed to entertain his fans on a daily basis from around the world, In the process, Warner has gained a lot of followers on his social media accounts because of his posts.
The left-handed Australian batsman like many other cricketers from around the world is spending time with his family as the world battles against the coronavirus pandemic.
David Warner has over 3 million followers on his Instagram account. Recently, Warner shared a post on Instagram in which he thanked his fans for their support.
The Australian cricketer has featured in 84 Test matches and 123 ODIs for his country. In Test cricket, Warner has scored 7,244 runs with an average of 48.94. In ODIs, Warner has 5,267 runs to his name with an average of 45.80. In T20Is, David Warner has featured in 79 T20Is for Australia and has 2,207 runs with an average of 31.52.