Australia’s star opening Batsman David Warner is known for his explosive batting on the cricket pitch. But since there is no cricket going on at the moment he decided to give a treat to his fans. Warner along with his wife Candice and his two daughters made a TikTok video in which they were seen dancing. David Warner put on his entire Australian ODI kit that included his jersey, helmet, gloves pads and his bat.
The video was of the Warner family dancing was adorable and left his fans on social media in splits. He captioned the video as #SATURDAYVIBES and tagged his wife @candywaner1. His opening partner at Sunrisers in the Indian Premier League Johnny Bairstow could not help himself and left a comment on the video by asking, “Next 50/100 @sunrisershyd celebration?”.
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Star West Indian all-rounder Dwayne Bravo, well known for his dancing capabilities also wrote “Boxhead” on the post.
Watch the video here:
https://www.instagram.com/p/B_Yhyw1Jwuz/?utm_source=ig_embed
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Meanwhile, David Warner made his TikTok debut earlier this month and had requested his fans on Instagram to help him get followers on the popular video app. Earlier his video of dancing with his daughter Indi-Rae to the hit Bollywood track ‘Sheila ki Jawani’ also went viral which entertained everyone.
Warner was all set to return as the skipper of the Snrisers Hyderabad in this year’s IPL. The 33-year-old captained the Hyderabad franchise that won the IPL season in 2016. David Warner was also the second-highest run-scorer of that season and led from the front with the bat. Unfortunately due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Board of control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has indefinitely postponed the 12th season of the T20 league.
The original starting date of IPL this year was 29th March which was suspended till 15th April due to the national lockdown imposed by the government in India. There was no sign of improvement and the Prime Minister immediately had to extend the lockdown till May 3 forcing BCCI to postpone IPL 2020 for an indefinite period.
