David Warner pokes fun at Ravindra Jadeja's 'sword celebration' in IPL ad; watch video

Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) captain David Warner believes he could cover for Indian and CSK all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja while sharing a throwback video. CSK all-rounder Jadeja is kwn for his 'sword celebration' after scoring a fifty or a hundred. In video, Warner can be seen brandishing his bat like a sword for an IPL commercial last season. 

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IPL 2020 postponed: David Warner mocks Ravindra Jadeja's sword celebration

Australian batsman David Warner has been active on social media since coronavirus lockdown has been in effect. Warner, like rest of  world, is at home as sporting action has been postponed due to coronavirus pandemic. David Warner, on Wednesday, shared a throwback video of him doing a commercial shoot for SRH during IPL last year, where Australian opener can be seen wielding his bat like a sword. Warner asks his fans wher he can cover for CSK all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja, who is kwn for his sword celebration after reaching a batting milestone. 

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IPL 2020 postponed: David Warner has his own sword celebration to show

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IPL 2020 postponed: When will IPL 2020 start?

Fans will have to wait to see both David Warner and Ravindra Jadeja in action after coronavirus pandemic resulted in postponement of IPL 2020. Originally slated to begin on March 29, tournament was postponed to April 15, but with growing number of cases of coronavirus in India, it seems unlikely that tournament will begin as per schedule. David Warner will lead Sunrisers Hyderabad in upcoming IPL if and when that happens, while Ravindra Jadeja is expected to play a major part in Chennai Super Kings' bid to a fourth IPL title. 

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