David Warner's Top Achievements In ODIs

Australian star David Warner announced retirement from ODIs just ahead of his farewell Test vs Pakistan, beginning from January 3 onwards at the Sydney Cricket Ground.

Australian star David Warner announced retirement from ODIs just ahead of his farewell Test vs Pakistan, beginning from January 3 onwards at the Sydney Cricket Ground.

David Warner's illustrious ODI career saw him clinch the prestigious Man of the Match award on 18 occasions. Additionally, he secured two Cricket World Cups in 2015 and 2023, amassing 345 runs in 8 matches and an impressive 535 runs in 11 matches, respectively, during these WC campaigns.

In the realm of ICC Cricket World Cups, David Warner's six centuries stand as the highest by an Australian batsman, placing him joint second in the elite list of batters with the most centuries in Cricket World Cups.

Throughout his 29-match ICC Cricket World Cup journey, David Warner accumulated a total of 1,527 runs, securing the sixth-highest run-scorer position in the tournament's history.

David Warner's highest individual score in ODIs is a remarkable 179, crafted against Pakistan in 2017. This innings, where he faced 128 balls, contributed to a stellar ODI career that includes 19 centuries and five half-centuries.

In the realm of Australian century-makers in ODIs, Warner occupies the second-highest position with a remarkable tally of 22 centuries, trailing only behind Ricky Ponting's record of 29 centuries.

David Warner officially retired from the 50-overs format but the experienced batter has already confirmed that he is open to play the Champions Trophy 2025, if required.