T20 World Cup hero David Warner speaks out against SunRisers Hyderabad’s snub.

T20 World Cup hero David Warner speaks out against SunRisers Hyderabad’s snub.- David Warner has spoken out about his experiences at the SRH camp.

He was dropped from the team and stripped of his captaincy, two months after the IPL 2021 season ended.

David Warner’s journey has been a rollercoaster from being dropped by an Indian Premier League (IPL) club in September. to winning the Player of the Tournament award at the T20 World Cup in November. Warner played a critical role in Australia’s maiden T20 World Cup title win on Sunday.

Warner has spoken out about the events that occurred at the SunRisers Hyderabad (SRH) camp. Where the star opener was sacked from the squad and stripped of his captaincy. Two months after the UAE leg of the IPL 2021.

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David Warner speaks out against SunRisers Hyderabad’s snub.

“For no apparent reason and stripped of your captaincy without explanation. There are no complaints at the same moment. India’s fans have always been supportive of me, and it is for them that you perform. We play to amuse ourselves. We play in order to achieve perfection “In an interview with The Economic Times, Warner stated.

In the UAE-leg of IPL 2021. David Warner, who guided SRH to the IPL title in 2016, had only played in two games. Despite not being selected for the SRH team. the opener said he was practicing hard and batting exceptionally well in the nets.

“Whatever the reason for my inability to secure a seat in an IPL squad. I can assure you that I was training as hard as I had ever trained. I didn’t miss a single day of school. In the nets, I was hitting exceptionally well. So, while it was painful, I knew I’d get another chance “Warner went on to say.

On Sunday, Australia won their first T20 World Cup trophy by defeating New Zealand in the final. With his outstanding batsmanship, David Warner was the driving force behind Australia’s win in the tournament. At the just concluded T20 World Cup, the left-handed batter made 289 runs in seven innings.

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