David Warner welcomes Champions Prize rebound, fourteen days after worldwide retirement

 David Warner welcomes Champions Prize rebound, fourteen days after worldwide retirement

 David Warner has left the entryway slightly open for a global rebound in the 2025 Bosses Prize in spite of resigning from all arrangements of the game as of late.

Having resigned from ODIs after Australia's fruitful mission last year and from Tests in January, David Warner bade goodbye to his global profession after Australia crashed out from the 2024 T20 World Cup in the Super Eights phase.

In any case, in an Instagram post, Warner communicated his craving to address Australia in the Bosses Prize one year from now "whenever chose". This isn't whenever he first has said as much: while reporting his ODI and Test retirements, he discussed being accessible for the competition in Pakistan next February and Walk if Australia "need somebody".

"Section shut!! It's been an incredible encounter to play at the most significant level for such an extensive stretch. Australia was my group. Most of my profession was at the worldwide level. It's been a distinction to have the option to do this. 100+ games in all arrangements is my feature," Warner composed on Instagram. "I will keep on playing establishment cricket for some time, and I'm additionally open to playing for Australia in the Heroes prize whenever chose."