Australian cricket legend Ricky Ponting has actually made a fascinating observation about retiring veteran David Warner. Ponting coached Warner in the Indian Premier League, and wasn’t scared to make some tough calls, dropping the batter from his Delhi Capitals’ line-up in favour of more youthful Aussie Jake Fraser-McGurk. Lots of have actually questioned Warner about his continuous goodbye, and the method he has actually determined the regards to his retirement. Know the news with the 7NEWS app: Download today But he keeps thumbing his nose at the critics, and simply made a thumping 53 not out from 35 balls to guarantee Australia won its rain-interrupted T20 World Cup match versus Bangladesh in rainy Antigua. Warner just recently– and rather remarkably– raised the notorious ball-tampering scandal of 2018 that saw him suspended for a year. And previous Australian captain Michael Clarke stated Warner’s Sandpapergate remarks were unreasonable and inadequately timed. David Warner blasts a 6 throughout the Aussies’ clash with Bangladesh. Credit: Getty Images “I simply do not believe it’s reasonable to state he’s the only one who’s copped it,” Clarke stated. “(And) I simply believe the timing of his remarks is most likely wrong.” Ponting stated he sympathised with Warner. “I can comprehend it and to be sincere he most likely has actually copped more of it than any person else,” Ponting stated. “He’s got fairly thick skin. He can take most things actually well. “But for him to come out and state it has actually impacted him the manner in which it has, we ought to never ever take that things for approved. “The things that occur on cricket fields, the effect they can have, not simply on the gamer, however households also, there’s constantly a larger image to all of it. “It’s not simply about the person, I believe he and Candice (Warner’s other half) have actually spoken about that over a long duration of time, from that one event and other things in their daily life. “I’ve heard a lot from Davey just recently about individuals making judgements about him from the method they see him play his cricket, and I believe now that he’s beginning to unwind, I believe we’re all beginning to see a somewhat various side to him. “Even opposition gamers and opposition groups are beginning to see a various side to Davey that the majority of us have actually understood for an extended period of time. “I think all of us do it. I was most likely the very same. When I was captain and playing I didn’t offer excessive away. “The ‘helmet on, helmet off’ sort of syndrome. “When you’re playing you’ve got the helmet on all the time and you’re extremely protected. “I believe we’ve seen with Davey as soon as he’s retired and he makes that next action of life into the media, you’ll see an absolutely various side to him.” In January in 2015 it was exposed Warner would commentate for Fox Sports.
Australian cricket fantastic Ricky Ponting makes David Warner ‘syndrome’ claim: ‘We all do it’
