It’s hard to imagine an Australian team with David Warner, but his untimely retirement from the 50-over format has only come as a big shock. Not only has he been one of the most explosive openers in the last decade and more, but also been one of the most consistent as well. His departure from the ODI setup will leave a huge void in the Aussie team, and his shoes will be difficult to fill.
While the world of cricket will miss his services, it is also important to track down some of his most important moments in the ODIs.
Warner in ODIs, A Timeline
Jan 18, 2009: Warner makes ODI debut vs South Africa and scores 5
Jan 23, 2009: Southpaw scores first ODI fifty, vs South Africa
Mar 4, 2012: Warner scores first ODI ton, against Sri Lanka (163)
June 2013: Warner is suspended by Cricket Australia, following an altercation with Joe Root at a bar, following a Champions Trophy match
Mar 29, 2015: Is part of the World Cup winning team, scores 45 against New Zealand in final
Jan-Dec 2016: Scores most ODI runs for Australia in year — 1388, at an average of 63
Jun 2019: Has a successful World Cup, amasses 647 runs in the tournament
Nov 2023: Is part of another Aussie World Cup-winning team, is leading runs-scorer for Australia again (535)
Jan 1, 2024: David Warner retires from ODIs
(With inputs from ESPNCricinfo)
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