IND vs AUS: David Warner unwell after blows to physique, may get changed by Matthew Renshaw in 2nd innings

David Warner is having a somewhat torrid tour to India so far with the batter not trying in good nick within the preliminary phases of the collection. To add to his woes, the bouncy Delhi pitch has proven him little sympathy with a Mohammed Siraj supply getting the underside fringe of his bat and hitting his elbow, resulting in him needing remedy from the medics. A few overs later, the 36-year-old was struck once more by Siraj’s deliveries a few time on his helmet.

His time within the center would finish shortly as he edged Mohammed Shami behind for keeper Srikar Bharat to lap up the chance comfortably. Warner departed for simply 15 runs, his highest rating within the collection until date.

After Australia had been all out for 263, Warner didn’t come out to subject through the Indian innings. A Cricket Australia spokesperson stated that the veteran opener was feeling unwell following repeated blows to his physique whereas batting, in response to Fox Cricket.

“The medical staff will have to assess tomorrow, he is a little bit weary at the moment. He got a knock to the arm and then the head, I think the head made him a little bit weary at the moment and couldn’t come out to field. The staff will have to figure out what happens from here,” teammate Usman Khawaja stated.

If Warner has a concussion, he will likely be changed by Matthew Renshaw within the second innings, in response to the Fox Cricket report.