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David Warner

DavidWarner

Australia

Australia

Batter

David Warner

Personal Details

  • Full Name David Andrew Warner
  • Age 37
  • Date of Birth 27 October 1986
  • Birthplace Paddington, New South Wales
  • Height 171cm
  • Batting Style Left Handed Bat
  • Bowling Style Right-Arm Medium

Career Debuts

  • ODI Debut 18 January 2009
  • T20I Debut 11 January 2009
  • Test Debut 01 December 2011

Player Story

David Warner made a historic international debut in 2009, becoming the first man to represent Australia without a first-class match to his name since the very first Test back in 1877.

The swashbuckling opener became an instant star by smashing 89 from 43 balls in a T20 match against South Africa’s highly-fancied bowling attack. His ODI and first-class debuts soon followed, as did an IPL contract with Delhi Daredevils, but Warner was forced to wait until 2011 to finally make his Test debut.

Pigeon-holed as a limited-overs specialist due to his apparent disregard for defensive play, he proved his critics wrong by carrying his bat in just his second Test, finishing on 123 against New Zealand.

Warner then blasted his way to a memorable 180 in the third Test against India in Perth before a blistering century against South Africa in Adelaide the following summer.

In spite of being stood down on the eve of the 2013 Ashes tour due to an infamous Birmingham nightspot incident involving him and English batsman Joe Root, he marked his comeback in whites for Australia the following summer, peeling off five centuries in just eight Tests against England and South Africa.

Despite being handed a 12-month ban following the 2018 sandpaper scandal during the Cape Town Test, Warner soon found himself among the runs after his return to international cricket, finishing the 2019 ODI World Cup as the second-highest run-scorer.

Later that year Warner scored 335 not out against Pakistan in Adelaide, the second-highest individual score for an Australian Test batter behind Matthew Hayden's 380 against Zimbabwe.

Warner was a crucial member of Australia’s maiden T20 World Cup win in 2021, finishing the UAE campaign as Player of the Tournament.

Batting and Fielding

Matches
M
Innings Batted
Inn
Runs Scored
Runs
Highest Score
HS
Batting Average
Avg
50s Scored
50s
100s Scored
100s
Strike Rate
SR
Not Outs
NO
4s Hit
4s
6s Hit
6s
Catches
Ct
Stumpings
St
ODI 161 159 6,932 179 45.31 33 22 97.26 6 733 130 71 0
Test 112 205 8,786 335 44.6 37 26 70.19 8 1,036 69 91 0
T20I 103 103 3,099 100 33.68 26 1 142.68 11 320 113 58 0

M: Matches

Inn: Innings Batted

Runs: Runs Scored

HS: Highest Score

Avg: Batting Average

50s: 50s Scored

100s: 100s Scored

SR: Strike Rate

NO: Not Outs

4s: 4s Hit

6s: 6s Hit

Ct: Catches

St: Stumpings

Bowling

Matches
M
Overs Bowled
O
Wickets
W
Best Bowling
BB
5 Wicket Hauls
5w
Bowling Average
Avg
Economy
Econ
Maidens Bowled
Mdn
Runs Conceded
Runs
ODI 161 1 0 - 0 0 8 0 8
Test 112 57 4 2/45 0 67.25 4.72 1 269

M: Matches

O: Overs Bowled

W: Wickets

BB: Best Bowling

5w: 5 Wicket Hauls

Avg: Bowling Average

Econ: Economy

Mdn: Maidens Bowled

Runs: Runs Conceded

Batting and Fielding

Matches
M
Innings Batted
Inn
Runs Scored
Runs
Highest Score
HS
Batting Average
Avg
50s Scored
50s
100s Scored
100s
Strike Rate
SR
Not Outs
NO
4s Hit
4s
6s Hit
6s
Catches
Ct
Stumpings
St
BBL 11 11 301 102 33.44 1 1 134.38 2 24 10 5 0

M: Matches

Inn: Innings Batted

Runs: Runs Scored

HS: Highest Score

Avg: Batting Average

50s: 50s Scored

100s: 100s Scored

SR: Strike Rate

NO: Not Outs

4s: 4s Hit

6s: 6s Hit

Ct: Catches

St: Stumpings