David Warner Included in Australia's Squad for Pakistan Test Despite Criticism
Former teammate Mitchell Johnson criticizes Warner's performance and role in past scandal, while selector George Bailey defends his inclusion.
- David Warner has been named in Australia's squad for the first Test of the series against Pakistan, despite criticism from former teammate Mitchell Johnson.
- Johnson criticized Warner for his role in the sandpaper scandal and his recent performance, stating that Warner has a 'tailender's average' in recent years.
- Warner has previously expressed his desire to retire from Test cricket at his home ground, the Sydney Cricket Ground, in the third Test against Pakistan next month.
- Despite his recent performance, Warner's contribution to Australia's recent World Cup triumph seems to have secured his place in the squad.
- Former teammate Johnson also criticized selector George Bailey, questioning his handling of Warner and his closeness to the players.