After his team defeated the West Indies by 11 runs in the first Twenty20 International in Hobart, the seasoned opener reaffirmed this.
Warner is limited to T20Is and has already withdrawn from Tests and ODIs.
Here are some more specifics.
Warner said this
“I need to play the T20 World Cup and finish there and it’s a decent excursion we have going for the following a half year,” Warner said after the game.
Remarkably, Warner had prior expressed that he could emerge from ODI retirement for the 2025 ICC Champions Prize assuming the group requires.
Test and ODI retirement
The 2023 ICC Cricket World Cup, which was won by Australia, ended up being Warner’s last ODI task.
He called time on his Test vocation following the home series against Pakistan last month.
In the mean time, Warner scored a thrilling 36-ball 70 in the Hobart T20I and left with the Player-of-the-Match grant in his 100th T20I appearance.
6th most elevated run-getter in ODIs for Australia
Warner finished a productive ODI profession as Australia’s 6th most elevated run-getter in the configuration.
He wrapped up with 6,932 runs from 161 matches at a splendid normal of 45.30.
Besides, his strike rate peruses 97.26. His count of 22 tons in the organization is simply second to Ricky Ponting (30) among Aussie players.
The southpaw likewise possesses 33 fifties with 179 being his best score.
Here are his Test numbers
Warner made his Test debut against New Zealand in December 2011 in Brisbane.
The 37-year-old wrapped up with 8,786 runs in this arrangement from 112 matches at a normal of 44.59.
The veteran pounded 26 centuries and 37 fifties in this arrangement. The count incorporates three twofold tons and a triple ton.
He scored 5,438 Trials at home at 57.85 (100s: 20).