David Warner's Dominant World Cup Performance Silences Critics as Australia Advances to Fourth Place in Standings

Scoring two centuries in the last three matches, Warner now second on the tournament's runs list - looking forward to next match against struggling England.

• David Warner has been in excellent form at the World Cup, scoring two centuries in his last three matches and accumulating a total of 413 runs, averaging 68.83, which places him second on the tournament's run list.
• Warner, despite criticism and doubters, has shown a dominant performance in the tournament and stated his aim to continue this form in the upcoming match against England.
• In a recent match against New Zealand, Warner opened with Travis Head, nick-named 'Chaos' due to his attacking play style, leading to the pressure being put back onto the opponents.
• Australia has won their last four matches successively and is currently fourth in the standings. The top four teams will proceed to the semi-finals.
• Despite England's struggling performance as they are currently at the bottom of the list, Warner expressed caution in underestimating them, describing such teams as 'dangerous when there's nothing to lose'.

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