David Warner no longer a "bad boy"

boquiesse · 01-02-2015, 04:42 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

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Quote:[size=12pt]David Warner says his transformation from bad boy to family man is a major reason why he feels the public have forgotten his bar-room biff with Joe Root. Becoming one of Australia's most bankable batsmen has undoubtedly helped the change in his public image as well.

The opener's career was at the crossroads after he was exiled from the touring party in England and sent to Africa as punishment for the altercation leading into the Ashes but those days, Warner believes, are now a "distant memory".[/size]

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11 centuries in 35 matches is pretty good going and at a scoring rate of 74.14

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Kohli only scoring at 53.71

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