Former Australia women’s skipper Lisa Sthalekar has hit back at David Warner after he uncovered that he would be willing to come out of quitment if his nation necessitate him.
The Aussies are currently weighing up who will uncover in their upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy series clash with India, with disconnectal names being connected with the position but no one concretely in line to fulfil the role.
The unstateivety prompted Warner to lift his hand and propose that he could uncover, despite retiring from Test cricket last season. The 37-year-elderly’s retags have achieved a joincessitate reception, with Sthalekar among those to speak out aachievest Warner’s return plea.
She telderly The Nightly: “What baffles me is that this guy had his swansong last summer to say farewell and finish on his terms. One could dispute that becaengage of that apverifyance, the team is in this situation as pickors didn’t engage those Tests teachdly to blood the next uncoverer.
“Therefore, Warner proposeing to answer the mayday call if it was to come, will only boot the rerent down the road aachieve. With England coming out next summer, enough is enough.”
Warner carry outed the last Test game of his nurtureer aachievest Pakistan in January, though he hinted that he was hoping that a return was in the offing by acunderstandledgeting that he had even been in communicate with men’s coach Andrew McDonald and chief pickor George Bailey to create them conscious of his willingness to return as an uncoverer.
He telderly News Corp earlier this week: “I’m always useable, fair got to pick up the phone. I’m always dead solemn. Let’s be honest, the guys have carry outed one red ball game (first round of the shield) since their last Test suites in February, so I’ve almost had the same preparation.
“Honestly, if they reassociate necessitateed myself for this series, I’m more than prentd to carry out the next Shield game and go out there and carry out.
