Former Australian opener David Warner did not interpret his pointed remarks about Star Batter Joe Root and re -emphasized England’s struggles in Australia. Warner believes that Root will again find that Josh Hazlewood in the upcoming Ashes, who was not moving on Ashes, never moved.
Last week, Warner lifted his eyebrows with his “surfing board” Jibe focused on the root front, suggesting that Hazlewood often used this vulnerability. “The big anchor is root, which still has to score in Australia.
Probably one of the leading test doughs in the world, root was rejected by Hazlewood ten times in the longest format – the sum exceeded only Pat Cummins and the Indian Jasprit Bumrah, who rejected it 11 times. Through LBW, however, only three of the release of Hazlewood – the former teammate Stuart Broad points Boor was quickly emphasized.
“I have never heard that England with the best front stock called the dough. Just for clarity. Hazlewood has LBW roots three times in the test cricket. Three,” Broad posted on X and defended his longtime teammate.
Warner and Broad recently crossed the trips during the hundreds of Warner representing the London spirit and the wide dress of the commentator’s hat. When Warner spoke to reporters after the match, he doubled his comments and claimed that Australia had long identified the root front pad as a weakness. “We’ve always focused on him there,” he said.
Left -handed even reached out the parallel between Root’s problems against Hazlewood and his own well -documented struggle against Broad, who refused him in the tests 17 times. “I think he’ll have nightmares before Josh Hazlewood gets there. A little like me and Broady,” Warner joked.
He changed his test career in the post-covid era and built a century at a rapid pace. Now there is only one ton of far from the elite club of 40 centuries. In the recently closed Anderson-Tendulkar trophy, he accumulated 537 runs in nine shifts and became the second highest running getter in this process. Warner acknowledged the Roon class, but could not resist one last digging. “Joe is a cricket player. But I’m sure he wanted to score hundreds in Australia. It’s the one he missed,” he said.
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Published:
Saurabh Kumar
Published on:
August 7, 2025
