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Former Australian vice-captain David Warner has retired from T20 International cricket after Afghanistan beat Bangladesh by five runs in a thrilling game, which knocked The Baggy Green out of the tournament and saw the Afghans progress to their first semi-final.

In Warner’s last actual innings, he scored six and was Dismissed by Arshdeep Singh. For a batsman who has won the T20 World Cup, The World Test Championship and the 50-over World Cup, the Delhi captain must be devastated.

David Warner did have his controversies, but I am not going to talk about them here, Warner also was a player who scored a pile of runs in all formats. The 37-year-old made other teams obsessed with opening batsmen, who could attack the bowling.

In the test arena, this was ground-breaking. Usually, the norm was to wait for the ball to be old. David Warner made his T20 debut in 2009 and has scored 3,277 runs at an average of 33.43 in 110 innings.

In test matches, he scored 8,786 at an average of 44.59, with 26 centuries, which included a magical 335 against Pakistan in 2019. In ODI he scored 6,932 at 45.30 in 159 0DI innings, which included 22 centuries.

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