Former England fast bowler Stuart Broad on Sunday paid a glowing tribute to retired Australian batter David Warner. Warner retired from Test cricket after the PAK vs AUS Test series. Broad, in a post on social media platform on Instagram, reminisced on their playing days and said he loved the battles between him and Warner on the pitch.
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“A very entertaining Test Match career @davidwarner31. I loved our battles over the years. Walking off at the @ourscg is a special way to go! Congrats mate,” Broad wrote on Instagram.
Warner bowed out of Test cricket after the PAK vs AUS 3rd Test. The Aussies whitewashed Pakistan in their home ground and ensured Warner received a winning farewell. Warner played an instrumental part in Australia’s series win. The southpaw started the Test series in tremendous fashion, scoring 164 in the first innings of PAK vs AUS 1st Test. Warner made his last innings memorable too, scoring 57 of 75 balls.
David Warner and Stuart Broad enjoyed a great rivalry during their playing days. Although, Broad almost always came out on top in the battle in Tests. Broad has got Warner out 17 times in Tests. In the list of most dismissals of a batter by a bowler in Test cricket, Broad comes third for dismissing Warner. So it came as no surprise that Stuart Broad ‘loved’ the rivalry between them.
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