David Warner Retires from Test Cricket

The Australian cricketer ends his career after a final Test match against Pakistan, marking the end of an era marked by both controversy and success.

David Warner, the Australian cricketer, has retired from Test cricket.
Warner's career has been marked by both controversy and success, with many considering him one of the most contentious cricketers in modern history.
Despite the controversies, Warner has had a successful career, with 112 Tests played, 26 hundreds, 22 one-day tons while winning two World Cups, plus the T20 equivalent and a World Test Championship.
Warner's final Test match was against Pakistan, where he took a catch to dismiss Mohammad Rizwan.
Warner's retirement marks the end of an era in Australian cricket, with his aggressive playing style and larger-than-life personality leaving a significant mark on the sport.