David Warner

ICC Rankings

Category	Test	ODI	T20
Batting	#34	#7	#41
Bowling	—	—	—
All-Rounder	—	—	—

Batting Stats

Format	Runs	Avg	SR	HS	100s	50s	M	Inn	4s	6s
T20I	3277	33.43	142.47	100	1	28	110	110	337	122
TEST	8786	44.59	70.19	335	26	37	112	205	1036	69
ODI	6932	45.3	97.26	179	22	33	161	159	733	130
BBL	1139	49.52	143.99	130	3	6	31	31	106	38
IPL	6565	40.52	139.77	126	4	62	184	184	663	236
INT LEAGUET20	212	23.55	118.43	93	0	1	10	10	20	4
GT20 CAN	103	17.17	127.16	44	0	0	7	7	17	1
MAX60	372	53.14	191.75	75	0	3	10	9	39	14
ZIM AFRO T10	57	14.25	142.5	47	0	0	5	4	6	2
PSL	461	32.92	150.65	86	0	4	14	14	57	13
MLC	114	19	125.27	38	0	0	6	6	15	1
HUNDRED	200	28.57	129.03	71	0	2	8	8	27	4
T20 BLAST	381	22.41	135.58	50	0	1	17	17	52	9
BPL	223	37.16	131.17	63	0	3	7	7	19	5
CPL	220	31.42	111.67	72	0	1	9	9	19	4
PAKISTAN JUNIOR LEAGUE	256	51.2	147.98	89	0	3	7	7	32	7
WCL	115	23	135.29	66	0	1	5	5	12	6
NPL	127	42.33	141.11	66	0	1	4	4	14	4

Bowling Stats

Format	Wkts	Avg	Econ	BBI	M	Inn	BBM
T20I	0	0	0	0/0	110	0	0/0
TEST	4	67.25	4.71	2/45	112	19	2/45
ODI	0	0	8	0/0	161	1	0/0
BBL	0	0	0	0/0	31	0	0/0
IPL	0	0	12	0/0	184	1	0/0
INT LEAGUET20	0	0	0	0/0	10	0	0/0
GT20 CAN	0	0	0	0/0	7	0	0/0
MAX60	0	0	0	0/0	10	0	0/0
ZIM AFRO T10	0	0	0	0/0	5	0	0/0
PSL	0	0	0	0/0	14	0	0/0
MLC	0	0	0	0/0	6	0	0/0
HUNDRED	0	0	0	0/0	8	0	0/0
T20 BLAST	0	0	0	0/0	17	0	0/0
BPL	0	0	0	0/0	7	0	0/0
CPL	0	0	0	0/0	9	0	0/0
PAKISTAN JUNIOR LEAGUE	0	0	0	0/0	7	0	0/0
WCL	0	0	0	0/0	5	0	0/0
NPL	0	0	0	0/0	4	0	0/0

Teams

Kathmandu Gorkhas
Australia Champions
London Spirit
Seattle Orcas
Karachi Kings
Bulawayo Brave Jaguars
Brampton Wolves
Dubai Capitals
New South Wales
Australia
Delhi Capitals
Sydney Thunder
Boca Raton Trailblazers

Debuts

T20 · Australia vs South Africa · January 10, 2009
TEST · Australia vs New Zealand · November 30, 2011
ODI · Australia vs South Africa · January 17, 2009

About David Warner

David Warner had one of the most memorable debuts in international cricket, when he was plucked from obscurity - without having played a single First-Class match - and made a stunning 89 off 43 balls in a T20l against South Africa. The innings was all the more remarkable due to its timing, coming as it did after a morale-shattering home Test series loss for Australia in 2008-09.

With T20 success, he made his ODI debut against the South Africans in Hobart. An aggressive 69 in just his second ODI seemed to confirm the rare talent of Warner. However, as the ODIs progressed, his form dipped and he was axed before forcing his way back into the side. He continued to impress in the T20 format of the game, and was one of the few bright spots during Australia's first round exit in the 2009 edition of the World T20 in England.