Celebrating David Warner: Cricket's Dynamic Dynamo Turns 38

Australian cricket legend David Warner turns 38, leaving behind a legacy of nearly 19,000 international runs, 49 centuries, and multiple world titles. Known for his aggressive batting style, Warner has been a star in all formats, holding records in Tests, ODIs, and T20Is, as well as in the IPL.

Australian cricket icon David Warner celebrated his 38th birthday this Sunday, marking a remarkable career filled with numerous records and achievements. Known for his aggressive top-order performances, Warner's contribution to the sport is cemented with his participation in multiple World Cup winning teams.

Warner's entry into international cricket was groundbreaking, arriving on the scene without prior first-class experience. Across 112 Test matches, he amassed 8,786 runs, attaining an average of 44.59. In ODIs, his tally stands at 6,932 runs with a comparable average of 45.30. In T20Is, his aggressive approach yielded 3,277 runs, securing his position as Australia's highest run-scorer in this format.

Beyond national duties, Warner made waves in the T20 leagues, notably the Indian Premier League (IPL), where he remains the top run-scorer among overseas players. His IPL achievements include leading Sunrisers Hyderabad to victory in 2016 and securing the Orange Cap thrice. Warner's contribution continues to inspire many young cricketers worldwide.

(With inputs from agencies.)