Watch: Warner appeals for return of stolen baggy green cap
Watch: Warner appeals for return of stolen baggy green cap
David Warner has appealed for the return of his baggy green cap, which went missing on a flight from Melbourne to Sydney. The cap, traditionally presented to Australian internationals on the morning of their Test debut, holds immense significance for players, symbolizing pride and dedication throughout their Test careers. Warner, who is set to conclude his 12-year Test career in the upcoming third Test against Pakistan at the Sydney Cricket Ground, shared his distress on Instagram.
David Warner has appealed for the return of his baggy green cap, which went missing on a flight from Melbourne to Sydney. The cap, traditionally presented to Australian internationals on the morning of their Test debut, holds immense significance for players, symbolizing pride and dedication throughout their Test careers. Warner, who is set to conclude his 12-year Test career in the upcoming third Test against Pakistan at the Sydney Cricket Ground, shared his distress on Instagram.
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David Warner has appealed for the return of his baggy green cap, which went missing on a flight from Melbourne to Sydney. The cap, traditionally presented to Australian internationals on the morning of their Test debut, holds immense significance for players, symbolizing pride and dedication throughout their Test careers. Warner, who is set to conclude his 12-year Test career in the upcoming third Test against Pakistan at the Sydney Cricket Ground, shared his distress on Instagram. 
