Warner's 'Made in India' bats doing the magic for him
Warner's 'Made in India' bats doing the magic for him
David Warner entered this World Cup with uncertainties surrounding his form. However, the left-handed batter remarkably rediscovered his aggressive edge at the forefront of Australia's batting lineup. A significant factor in this revival has been Warner's thorough analysis, leading to the creation of specifically-carved 'Made in India' bats tailored to his needs. With 446 runs in eight matches, Warner leads the scoring charts for Australia and is fourth currently in the list of tournament's top run-getters.
David Warner entered this World Cup with uncertainties surrounding his form. However, the left-handed batter remarkably rediscovered his aggressive edge at the forefront of Australia's batting lineup. A significant factor in this revival has been Warner's thorough analysis, leading to the creation of specifically-carved 'Made in India' bats tailored to his needs. With 446 runs in eight matches, Warner leads the scoring charts for Australia and is fourth currently in the list of tournament's top run-getters.
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David Warner entered this World Cup with uncertainties surrounding his form. However, the left-handed batter remarkably rediscovered his aggressive edge at the forefront of Australia's batting lineup. A significant factor in this revival has been Warner's thorough analysis, leading to the creation of specifically-carved 'Made in India' bats tailored to his needs. With 446 runs in eight matches, Warner leads the scoring charts for Australia and is fourth currently in the list of tournament's top run-getters. 
