Australian cricket star David Warner declared his retirement from One-day Internationals (ODIs) on New Year’s Day. The announcement came ahead of his final Test against Pakistan in Sydney. Warner, a two-time Cricket World Cup champion, chose this moment to conclude his remarkable ODI career.

ODI Journey Highlights:

In his illustrious ODI career, Warner accumulated 6,932 runs in 161 matches with an average of 45.30 and a strike rate of 97.26. His World Cup contributions are noteworthy, scoring 1,527 runs with six centuries. Family priorities played a role in his decision.

Last ODI Series and T20 Commitment:

Warner’s final ODI series showcased exceptional form with 535 runs in 11 matches. While bidding farewell to ODIs, he remains committed to Australia’s T20 plans, eyeing the 2025 Champions Trophy.

Warner’s Impact and Records:

The left-hander leaves behind an impressive ODI legacy, contributing significantly to Australia’s cricketing success. His 22 centuries and 33 fifties, including a high score of 179, mark him as one of the top run-scorers. His impact in the ICC Cricket World Cup, with six centuries and an average of 56.55, solidifies his position in cricket history. Warner’s retirement closes a chapter on a career that included 8,695 runs in Tests with 26 centuries.

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