David Warner eager on captaincy talks with Cricket Australia: My telephone’s right here
David Warner nonetheless considers management roles a privilege and is able to discuss to Cricket Australia about ending the ban imposed on him for his half within the Newlands ball-tampering incident.
HIGHLIGHTSDavid Warner mentioned he nonetheless considers management roles a privilegeWarner was banned from management positions for all times by Cricket AustraliaCricket Australia are but to announce Australia’s subsequent ODI captain
Veteran opener David Warner, eager to fill Australia’s ODI captaincy void, mentioned he is able to have management talks with Cricket Australia about ending the management ban imposed on him for his half within the Newlands ball-tampering incident in 2018.
Notably, Warner was banned from management positions for all times by Cricket Australia after he was adjudged to have performed the main position within the 2018 scandal.
Cricket Australia are but to announce Australia’s subsequent ODI captain after Aaron Finch determined to step down on the again of a poor run of kind and there’s no assure he’ll proceed because the T20I skipper after the upcoming World Cup.
“Any opportunity you get asked to captain or whatnot, it’s a privilege,” Warner informed Fox Sports on Tuesday.
“For my circumstances, that’s in Cricket Australia’s hands and I can only concentrate on what I have to do, and that’s using the bat and trying to get as many runs as I can.
“My telephone’s right here. At the top of the day, what’s completed up to now is completed. There’s a brand new board and I’m all the time pleased to sit down down and have a chat about something.”
Test captain Pat Cummins, who is the favourite to take over the ODI side, and several former Australia players have been lobbying in the media for Warner’s ban to be rescinded. Warner said it was by no means certain that Finch would also walk away from the shortest form of the international game.
“He hasn’t mentioned if he’ll end after the World Cup from Twenty20 cricket,” he added.
“Obviously, all of us again him and help him 100%. He loves the quick type of the sport as effectively. I’m positive he’ll return to the nets and work arduous and work out what he must do to place runs on the board.”
— ENDS —
