David warner recalls 2018 'Sandpaper Gate' scandal ahead of Test farewell, says' I have got no...'

Australian cricket stalwart David Warner announced on Monday his decision to retire from one-day international cricket, a move that comes ahead of his final Test match against Pakistan this week. The veteran opener, who played a pivotal role in Australia's 2023 World Cup triumph in India as the leading run-scorer, expressed that the timing is appropriate to bring his ODI career to a close. Warner had been contemplating retirement even before the World Cup, and he officially disclosed his decision during a press conference ahead of his farewell Test at the SCG. Despite stepping back from ODIs, the 37-year-old clarified that his cricket journey will continue, and he has made himself available for select tournaments, notably targeting participation in the 2025 Champions Trophy. #DavidWarner #CricketRetirement #ODIRetirement #TestCricketFarewell #WarnerLegacy #CricketLegend #AustralianCricket #ODICareerEnds #TestCricketExit #WarnerRetires #CricketGreat #BallTamperingScandal #WarnerInFranchiseCricket #BigBashLeague #CricketCharacter #AustralianSports #CricketMemories #WarnerLegacyEnds #CricketEmotions #FarewellWarner ~PR.152~ED.103~HT.98~

Three players—then skipper Steve Smith, his deputy Warner and Cameron Bancroft—were banned following the ‘sandpaper-gate’ scandal that took place during...