David Warner’s Stats, Profile, Age, Career Info, records, Net Worth, Biography

By | Bullscore 17 Mar, 2022

David Warner’s Stats, Profile, Age, Career Info, Records, Averages, Teams Played

David Warner’s Personal Information, Profile Quick Facts

David Andrew Warner was born on 27th October 1986, in Paddington, Sydney, Australia.

David Warner is a Left-handed Batsman and Right-Arm, Leg-Break Bowler.

David Warner plays as an Opener for the Australian cricket team.

David Warner is an Australian of Origin and Christian by Religion.

David Warner’s net worth is $ 11.5 Million.

Teams David Warner has played with:

Australia
Australia A
Australia Centre of Excellence
Australia Under-19s
Australian Cricketers Association All-Stars
Australian Institute of Sport
Australian XI
Brad Haddin XII
Cricket Australia Chairman’s XI
Delhi Daredevils
Durham
Middlesex
New South Wales
New South Wales Institute of Sport
New South Wales Second XI
New South Wales Under-19s
New South Wales Under-23s
Northern Districts
St Lucia Stars
Sunrisers Hyderabad
Sydney Sixers
Sydney South East
Sydney Thunder
Sylhet Sixers
Winnipeg Hawks

David Warner’s early life and Education:

David Warner was born in Paddington, Sydney, Australia. His father’s name is Howard Warner and his mother’s name is Lorraine Warner. His brother’s name is Steven Warner, Steven is elder than David. He made his career out of nowhere, his life was full of struggle and for mere pocket money he used to work in the wee hours sometimes at a coffee shop. He used to sell newspapers and collect money to buy lottery tickets or gifts for his parents.

When he began his cricketing career he hit a record to be named in for national team without playing in the First-Class format of the game even for once. The record was broken after 132 years in cricketing history. Though his financial condition was not so good at that time too, he didn’t lose hope and worked hard till he achieved something.

He has played for Sunrisers Hyderabad in IPL for 8 years. Now he has been bought by Delhi Capitals for INR 6.25 Crores for IPL 2022.

David Warner’s debut matches and last matches:

David Warner has made his debut in the First Class format by playing in West Aust vs NSW at Sydney on March 05 – 08, 2009.
His last match was between Pakistan vs Australia at Rawalpindi on March 04 – 08, 2022.

David Warner made his debut in List A format by playing in a match that was for NSW vs Tasmania in Sydney on January 24, 2007.
On the other hand, his last match was Queensland vs NSW at Sydney on March 31, 2021.

David Warner made his debut in the T20 match of Queensland vs NSW at Brisbane on January 05, 2007.
While his recent T20 match was New Zealand vs Australia at Dubai (DSC) on November 14, 2021.

David Warner proved himself in his One Day International debut match of Australia vs South Africa at Hobart on January 18, 2009.
His recent ODI Match was Australia vs India at Sydney on November 29, 2020.

David Warner made his debut in the T20I format by playing in a match that was Australia vs South Africa at Melbourne on January 11, 2009.
While his last match was New Zealand vs Australia at Dubai (DSC) on November 14, 2021.

David Warner has played a single debut Test match of Australia vs New Zealand at Brisbane on December 01 – 04, 2011.
His last match was Pakistan vs Australia at Karachi on March 12 – 16, 2022.

David Warner’s Career and Stats:

David Warner’s Domestic Career:

Batting Stats:

Format	Match	Inn	NO	Runs	HS	Avg	BF	SR	100s	50s	4s	6s
First-Class	123	221	10	10131	335*	48.0	14114	71.8	32	42	1230	78
List A	177	175	8	7409	197	44.4	7626	97.2	24	29	768	143
T20	313	312	11	10308	100*	33.1	1988	139.7	1	24	1005	104

Bowling Stats:

Format	Match	Inn	B	Mdn	Runs	W	BB	Econ	Avg	SR	4W	5W
First-Class	123	34	595	4	455	6	2/45	4.59	75.8	99.2	0	0
List A	177	8	144	0	158	4	1/11	6.58	39.5	36.0	0	0
T20	313	2	7	0	15	0	0/2	12.86	–	–	0	0

David Warner’s International Career:

Batting Stats:

Format	Match	Inn	NO	Runs	HS	Avg	BF	SR	100s	50s	4s	6s
Test	92	168	7	7652	335*	47.5	10711	71.4	24	33	905	58
T20I	88	88	10	2554	100*	32.7	1818	140.5	1	21	250	99
ODI	128	126	6	5455	179	45.5	5710	95.5	18	23	571	85

Bowling Stats:

Format	Match	Inn	B	Mdn	Runs	W	BB	Econ	Avg	SR	4W	5W
Test	92	19	342	1	269	4	2/45	4.71	67.2	85.5	0	0
T20I	88	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
ODI	128	1	6	0	8	0	0/8	8.00	–	–	0	0

David Warner’s IPL Career:

Batting Career:

Format	Match	Inn	NO	Runs	HS	Avg	BF	SR	100s	50s	4s	6s
IPL	150	150	19	5449	126	41.6	3893	140.0	4	50	525	201

Bowling Career:

Format

Match

Inn

Mdn

Runs

Econ

Avg

IPL

150

0/2

12.00

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Fielding Stats of David Warner:

Format	Catches	Run Outs	Stumpings
1st class	91	8	0
List A	75	13	0
T20	149	19	0
Test	74	6	0
ODI	56	6	0
T20I	47	3	0
IPL	68	9	0

David Warner’s Career Records:

David Warner’s top records:

Warner broke all the records and became 1st cricketer batsman in 132 years to play for his national team in any format without experiencing the First-Class format matches.

Warner made a record in ‘KFC Twenty20 Big Bash’ by completing his half-century in 18 balls against Tasmania.

On 28 September 2017, he played in his 100th ODI and became the 1st batsman for Australia and 8th batsman overall to score a century in his 100th ODI.

In 2016, he scored around 1388 runs off 23 matches with an average of 63 in ODIs, and become the fastest Australian and 3rd-fastest cricketer to do so.

Later in 2017, he swore to make a record of fastest-cricketer to score 4000 ODI runs similar to that of India’s pride Virat Kohli.

In 2017, he also become the 1st Sunrisers Hyderbad batsman to score a century in an IPL.

David scored his 5,000th Test run and 3,000th home Test run against Pakistan on 28 December 2016.

David is the 4th player to win the ‘Allan Border Medal’ more than once and also won the award in consecutive years 2016 and 2017.

The partnership of both Warner and Watson scored 1154 runs in T20I history, the most by any pair in T20I history.

David Warner’s Awards and Achievements:

David was also named as ‘Bradman Young Cricketers of the Year’ in 2012.
In 2015, 2017, 2019 he was awarded ‘Indian Premier League Orange Cap’. He has scored more than 5000 runs.
He was honored with ‘Australian One day International Player of the Year’ in 2017, 2018.
In 2016 he was anime as an ‘Australian Test Player of the Year’.
David has been awarded ‘ICC ODI Team of the Decade’ in 2011-2020.
He has also been given the ‘ICC Test Team of the Decade’ award in 2011-2020.
David was given the ‘ICC ODI Team of the Year’ award in 2016-2017.
David Warner was honored with the ‘ICC Test Team of the Year’ award in 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017.
David was honored with the ‘ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Player of the Tournament’ in 2021.

David Warner’s Controversies:

David Warner has caught up in a long list of controversies during his career:

In June 2013, David Warner got into a fight with England’s Joe Root after the ICC Champions Trophy match which his team lose to England. Though David in his defense stated that Joe was making fun of the South African Batsman Hasim Amla to which he reacted. The Australian Cricket Team took strict action and fined Warner AU $ 11,500 alongwith discontinued him to play the remaining 2013 ICC Champion Trophy.

In March 2018, during the tea break, on the 4th day of the 1st Test match between Australia and South Africa at Durban, Quinton de Kock and Warner fell into a dirty spat on a stairwell. After getting the footage, ICC fined Warner 75% of his match fees and 3 demerit points. While Quinton was fined 25% of his match fees and 1 demerit point.

In March 2018, David Warner alongwith Steve Smith and Cameron Bancroft were caught red-handedly in a ball-tampering incident after which the former 2 got suspended for a year and Bancroft for 9 months only. At the press conference, Bancroft even accepted his fault that he was trying to alter the ball with some yellow tape. Australian skipper Steve Smith was completely aware of the fact because it was planned during the lunch break.

David Warner’s Personal and Private Life:

David Warner is married to Candice Falzon. She is an Australian Iron-woman, surf-lifesaver, and model. The spouse has 3 daughters together. Apart from cricket, he loves to watch horse racing, even he skipped one of his domestic matches to watch the race. He owns 6 horses.

He also loves investing and getting heavy returns on it, he has invested in a Vodka brand named ‘666’ Pure Tasmanian Vodka. David even has sold a few of his properties and got a heavy price. He also loves to travel and meet new people and know more about their culture.