David Warner: Lehmann told the break of Warner’s bad form, by doing this the bowlers can again be blown to pieces

New Delhi: Former Australia head coach Darren Lehmann believes veteran batsman David Warner should be in the squad for the Ashes despite his poor form and the opener can make an impact if sent down the order. Australia are scheduled to tour England for the Ashes in June this year and Warner’s poor form has raised questions about his place in the team.

Warner did not perform well in the Border Gavaskar Trophy against India. He scored another 10 runs in the first Test match at Nagpur. After this, he was able to score only 15 runs in the first innings in the Delhi Test match. Warner returned to Australia due to an elbow injury in the second Test. In the 25 Test innings that Warner played in England, he could never score a century.

He has been able to score only one half-century in the last 15 innings in Test matches. Darren Lehmann said, ‘If David Warner is in form then he should be in the team. The issue for me is that he has toured England thrice and never got a hundred. He said, ‘I think he should bat down the order in the Ashes series and bat at number five or six. In such a situation, he can destroy his bowling.

Ricky Ponting raised questions on Warner’s poor form

Former Australian cricket team captain and veteran batsman Ricky Ponting recently gave a big reaction to David Warner’s poor form. He had said that Warner should have retired after his 100th Test. Also, he believes that due to the poor form of David Warner, he will not be included in the Ashes as well. At the same time, he also fears that the test career of this dashing opener may end in a sad way.
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