David Warner's comic 'Like Father, like daughter' moment in backyard cricket; watch clip

Whenever he is t sporting  Baggy Green, Australian cricketer David Warner can be actively seen on social media. Much to everybody’s delight, Warner regularly posts videos of his young daughters trying ir hand in playing cricket. Quite recently, cricketer took to Instagram and posted a video of his 5-year old daughter Ivy Mae Warner adorably failing with bat in backyard cricket.

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David Warner’s daughter mimics her far in hilarious clip

In video, Ivy Mae can be seen facing a delivery which she completely misses. She n screams “nice screaming” and slams bat before walking out from nets. In post, David Warner added a caption in which he comically compared her aggression to his own.

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David Warner was recently seen donning Australian jersey during Australia’s tour of India in January 2020. left-hander starred with bat with an unbeaten century in first ODI to hand visitors a 1-0 lead in series. However, twin failures in next two games enabled India to come back and register a 2-1 series win.

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IPL 2020: David Warner to resume key SRH role

During recently concluded Indian Premier League (IPL 2020) trading window, David Warner was retained by Sunrisers Hyderabad for ₹12 crore. cricketer has been a part of Orange Army since IPL 2014 and led m to ir first IPL title in 2016 edition. maverick Australian has also been a recipient of three Orange Cap awards, winning prestigious title in 2015, 2017 and 2019 seasons. In upcoming IPL 2020, David Warner will play alongside Indian superstars like Manish Pandey and Bhuvneshwar Kumar and will be joined by his Australian teammates Billy Stanlake and Mitchell Marsh.

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