David Warner Offers to Return for Australia Amid Opening Batsman Crisis

Warner, retired since January, signals readiness to rejoin Australia's Test squad for the upcoming series against India.

David Warner, who retired earlier this year, has expressed his willingness to return to Test cricket if needed by the Australian team.
Australia faces challenges in finding a stable opening batsman, with Steve Smith reverting to his preferred No. 4 position after a stint as an opener.
Warner's potential comeback is reminiscent of Shane Warne's multiple return attempts, though Warner lacks the same public support.
Selectors are considering younger talents like Sam Konstas and Nathan McSweeney as Australia seeks to rejuvenate its batting lineup.
Warner's offer comes as Australia prepares to face India in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, a series where they have struggled in recent years.