David Warner is turning out to be the ultimate TikTok king during this lockdown amid the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic. The Aussie opener had made sure that even during tough times, he entertains his fans. David Warner has been extremely active on social media these days. The opening batsman has made several TikTok videos along with his family that has left his fans in splits.
Once again, Warner has impressed everyone with his dance moves. The 33-year-old was seen grooving with his wife Candice and one of his daughters on a popular tune of a Tamil song. David Warner was seen wearing something which resembled a traditional ‘dhoti’ and sunglasses.
He captioned the video as “ We are back again!!!! #challenge #family #boredinthehouse #isolation @candywarner1”.
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Warner has a special connection with his fans in south India, as he has played so many years for Sunrisers Hyderabad in IPL. The captain of the Sunrisers Hyderabad doesn’t leave an opportunity to interact with his fans in India on the various social media platforms. Warner’s new dancing video impressed his South India fans.
Some of the comments on Warner’s video were, “Love from Tamil Nadu Brother”, “Daviddddd you are just on another level”, “Woahhhh that’s amazing mate!!”.
Yesterday the Australian did a live Instagram chat with India batsman Rohit Sharma. The two superstars talked about the Indian Premier League (IPL), future of cricket after the lockdown, the possibility of T20 World Cup happening in Australia and many other topics.
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David Warner said that playing behind the closed door said that it would be bizarre to play behind closed doors. Interestingly the last Cricket match that took place before lockdown, Warner was part of the match. Australia and New Zealand played the first match of their 3 match series behind closed doors at Sydney Cricket Ground. The series was called off after the situation got worse in Australia due to the COVID-19 Pandemic.