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  • Warner’s right-handed stance ‘within the laws’

    David Warner, the Sylhet Sixers captain, caught everyone by surprise when he switched his stance to a right-handed batsman’s in the 19th over of the innings while batting against Rangpur Riders bowler Chris Gayle.

  • Sylhet prevail in thriller

    Following an impressive showing from the batsmen, the Sylhet Sixers bowlers did their job with Taskin Ajmed bagging four wickets to restrict Chittagong Vikings to 163 for 7 to win by 5 runs at Mirpur's Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium today.

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    Warner leads the way, Afif provides momentum

    Skipper David Warner lead the way for the Sixers but it was also Afif Hossain, his batting partner at the other end, who really gave Sylhet the momentum for a big score as they posted 165 for the loss of five wickets.

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    ‘Warner is a lot of fun’

    When David Warner arrived for his first press conference ahead of the start of the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) -- during an event to announce his captaincy role, the Sylhet Sixers captain was in a cheeky mode as he talked about Waqar Younis’s tardiness and even the Dhaka traffic.

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    Warner joins Smith and Bancroft in accepting tampering ban

    Former Australia cricket vice-captain David Warner says he will not be challenging his 12-month ban for ball-tampering and would strive to be a better teammate and role model.

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    Cricketers' union wants Smith, Warner bans reduced

    ​Bans handed to Steve Smith, David Warner and Cameron Bancroft should be reduced, the Australian cricketers' union says, arguing the punishment was disproportionate to previous ball-tampering cases.

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    Fizz sends positive message to Warner

    Bangladesh’s pace bowling sensation Mustafizur Rahman sends positive message to former Sunrisers Hyderabad teammate David Warner following the ball-tampering incident which saw the latter banned for a year by Cricket Australia.

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    Lehmann wants forgiveness for banned trio

    Australia coach Darren Lehmann apologises to the public and calls for forgiveness for the "grave mistake" made by the trio of Test players banned for their role in the ball-tampering scandal that has rocked the sport.

  • Warne condemns 'hysteria' over ball-tampering scandal

    Shane Warne brands reaction to the Australian ball-tampering scandal a "tornado of hysteria" on Wednesday.

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    Warner quits as Hyderabad captain after tampering scandal

    Disgraced Australian batsman David Warner steps down as captain of Indian Premier League side Sunrisers Hyderabad over the ball-tampering scandal in South Africa.

  • Warner century hands Australia solid start

    David Warner was handed a no-ball reprieve before posting a century to put Australia in a strong position over England on the opening day of the fourth Ashes Test in Melbourne.

  • Warner hurts neck but confident of playing in Gabba

    David Warner gives the Australian camp a scare ahead of Thursdays' opening Ashes test by hurting his neck during a fielding drill but the opening batsman is confident he will be fit to face England at the Gabba.

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    Broad sees Warner as danger man

    England paceman Stuart Broad pinpoints David Warner as Australia's danger man in the Ashes series, and admits to a begrudging respect for his aggressive mentality.

  • Smith, Warner say no to four-day Tests

    Australia captain Steve Smith and star opener David Warner say they have no desire to play four-day Tests in a setback to international cricket chiefs who have floated the idea.

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    Warner finds it funny how Ind-Aus games are advertised

    Australia’s David Warner says that he found it funny how the Ind-Aus rivalry is portrayed in the media.

  • ‘Bangladesh have to look after Fizz’

    Australia opener David Warner heaps praise on Bangladesh pacer and his Sunrisers Hyderabad teammate Mustafizur Rahman.

  • Head knock won't stop Warner's Bangladesh tour

    Australia opening batsman David Warner is recovering well after being struck in the neck by a bouncer from team mate Josh Hazlewood and should be fit for the upcoming two-test series in Bangladesh, coach Darren Lehmann says.

  • Warner retires hurt after bouncer blow

    Australia vice captain David Warner walks straight off the pitch at Darwin’s Marrara Oval after being hit on the helmet by a Josh Hazzlewood bouncer during the intra-squad practice match.

  • Reasons to look forward to Australia’s Bangladesh tour

    There is plenty to look forward to when Australia visit Bangladesh for a two-Test series in August.

  • Warner says he can still captain

    David Warner believes he can still captain Australia and his vocal stance against Cricket Australia during the bitter pay dispute will not dent his chances of becoming captain.

  • Warner's stock continues to rise as IPL playoffs loom

    David Warner has enhanced his leadership qualities with some stellar captain's displays to keep his Sunrisers Hyderabad side on course for a second successive Indian Premier League (IPL) triumph.

  • Williamson gets the better of Warner

    When rain washed out a training session, Sunrisers Hyderabad teammates David Warner and Kane Williamson took to the dartboard, with the Black Caps skipper taking out a big win against his Indian Premier League captain.

  • Wrath of Khan impresses Warner

    Australian David Warner has labelled Afghanistan's Rashid Khan "a superstar in the making" after the Sunrisers Hyderabad leg-spinner produced a stunning performance against the Gujarat Lions on Sunday night.

  • 'IPL will help David return to form'

    Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting has tipped David Warner to be one of the contenders for IPL's 'Player of the Tournament' award as he feels extra responsibility always gets the best out of the dashing opener.

  • Virat & I still good friends: Warner

    David Warner says he remains good friends with Virat Kohli despite a bitterly fought Test series which ended with the Indian captain saying that he was no more friends with the Australian cricketers.

  • The runs will come, says Australia's Warner

    David Warner has never suffered from a lack of confidence and his experience of battling through previous run droughts has the Australian opener convinced he will soon be getting big scores on the board again.

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    Warner tops ODI rankings for the first time

    Australia opener David Warner has wrested the top spot in the MRF Tyres ICC Player Rankings for ODI Batsmen with a stupendous run in recent matches that is a warning for other teams in the year of the ICC Champions Trophy 2017, which will be held in the United Kingdom from 1-18 June.

  • Record Warner-Head stand powers Aus to 369-7

    David Warner blasted a career-best 179 and dominated Australia's highest one-day partnership with fellow centurion Travis Head to power the hosts to 369 for seven in the fifth and final match against Pakistan on Thursday.

  • Warner happy to rest for tough Ind Test

    Australia's player of the year David Warner has welcomed a rest before touring India next month saying it's tough preparing for sub-continental conditions.

  • Pak in trouble after Aus declare

    Pakistan were in early trouble after Australia called a halt to their massive first innings at 538 for eight on the second day of the third Test in Sydney on Wednesday.

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