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<\/p>\nDavid Warner was part of Australia\u2019s record-extending winning World Cup team<\/p>\n
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Australia World Cup-winner David Warner dismissed suggestions he has played his final one-day international after lifting the trophy in Ahmedabad.<\/p>\n
Back before the start of the Ashes in June, Warner laid out his ideal plan for retirement in the red-ball game, with the opener wanting to bow out at the Sydney Test in January against Pakistan.<\/p>\n
But many assumed that would also include a 50-over retirement after the World Cup, although he looked younger than his 37 years with his dynamism in the field during the win over India on Sunday.<\/p>\n
Warner was expected to carry on in the T20 format until the World Cup in June 2024, but his latest comments suggest an alternative timeline could be on the cards.<\/p>\n
His impressive ODI record of 1537 runs, an average of 56.55 and a strike rate of over 100 was posted on X, formerly known as Twitter by ESPN Cricinfo, but Warner replied saying: \u201cWho said I\u2019m finished??\u201d<\/p>\n
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David Warner boasts an impressive record in ODI cricket<\/p>\n
Warner had already been withdrawn from the Twenty20 series against India, which followed the success of the World Cup.<\/p>\n
The lefthander was Australia\u2019s leading scorer with 535 runs at an average of 48.63 during their journey to a record sixth ODI World Cup trophy.<\/p>\n
"Selectors decided Warner would return home on the back of a successful yet demanding World Cup campaign," Cricket Australia said in a statement on Tuesday.<\/p>\n
Emerging Western Australian all-rounder Aaron Hardie has replaced Warner in the squad after making his ODI and T20 International debuts during the recent tour of South Africa.<\/p>\n
Warner has already put his hand up for more international white-ball cricket, with the T20 World Cup already on the horizon.<\/p>\n
Test and ODI captain Pat Cummins and fellow fast bowlers Josh Hazlewood and Mitchell Starc are also heading home from India along with all-rounders Cameron Green and Mitchell Marsh.<\/p>\n
Matthew Wade will captain the squad for the five-match series which starts on Thursday at Vishakhapatnam.<\/p>\n
Fast bowler Kane Richardson has been called up as a replacement for the injured Spencer Johnson.<\/p>\n
Just seven of Australia\u2019s World Cup-winning squad will play the T20s, while head coach Andrew McDonald will also skip the series, handing the reins to stand-in Andre Borovec.<\/p>\n