'Thank God he isn't a Test selector': Warner's manager hits back at Johnson's comments
'Thank God he isn't a Test selector': Warner's manager hits back at Johnson's comments
Former Australian pacer Mitchell Johnson, in his column for The West Australian, contended that David Warner's form and his involvement in the ball-tampering incident did not warrant a grand farewell. Earlier this year, Warner expressed his intention to retire from Test cricket, aiming to conclude his red-ball career at his home ground, the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG). Warner's manager James Erskine hit back at Johnson, stating that his questioning Warner's selection isn't logical.
Former Australian pacer Mitchell Johnson, in his column for The West Australian, contended that David Warner's form and his involvement in the ball-tampering incident did not warrant a grand farewell. Earlier this year, Warner expressed his intention to retire from Test cricket, aiming to conclude his red-ball career at his home ground, the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG). Warner's manager James Erskine hit back at Johnson, stating that his questioning Warner's selection isn't logical.
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Former Australian pacer Mitchell Johnson, in his column for The West Australian, contended that David Warner's form and his involvement in the ball-tampering incident did not warrant a grand farewell. Earlier this year, Warner expressed his intention to retire from Test cricket, aiming to conclude his red-ball career at his home ground, the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG). Warner's manager James Erskine hit back at Johnson, stating that his questioning Warner's selection isn't logical. 
