Will David Warner play in the second test or not? Captain Pat Cummins replied

The four-match Border Gavaskar Test series is currently underway between India and Australia. In the first match of the series, the visiting Australia lost by an innings and 132 runs. The second match of the series will begin on Friday (February 17) at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi. It was said that Australian opener David Warner will not get a chance in the second Test match. This was explained by their captain Pat Cummins.

David Warner has been seen as a complete failure against India in the last few Test matches. Warner performed 1 and 10 in the first match of this year’s Border Gavaskar series. Against this backdrop, it was predicted that the second match between the two teams would be played with Warner sitting on the bench. But according to the captain Pat Cummins (Pat Cummins), Warner will play in the second match. “I am not a selector. But I also don’t think there was any meeting of the selectors. I believe, Davey (Warner) will play the second Test match as well. As we have seen, when he puts pressure on the opposition, it is very difficult to bowl to him,” said Cummins.

“Warner is batting really well. Not only this, I also find him good in terms of leadership. I also know that there is a lot of talk about spin bowling. But batting on the new ball is also sometimes very difficult.” In the first Test match played in Nagpur, the Australian team was completely defeated by the Indian spinners. After the Nagpur Test, now the pitch in Delhi (IND vs AUS 2nd Test Match) is also likely to be favorable for the spinners, Cummins and the Australian team.

“There is nothing definite about the pitch. This pitch is a completely different soil. But he hopes that the same situation will prevail here as in Nagpur. The ball is likely to spin here too,” added skipper Cummins. (Will David Warner play in the second test or not? Captain Pat Cummins replied)

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