Travis Head and David Warner have relaunched their partnership as Australia’s dynamic duo, with Warner savouring every run as Australia look to finish England.
Travis Head has been given the nickname “Chaos” by his teammates and David Warner is loving the carnage they are creating as Australia aim to put the final nail in England’s World Cup coffin.against New Zealand after missing six weeks with a broken hand, Warner has feasted on runs he says have made those who wanted him gone “look stupid”.
The major talking point surrounding Warner for the past year or more has been his Test form. He has averaged 30 in just one of his last six series, thanks to aduring the Boxing Day Test, and 35 in one of his last nine, raising ongoing questions about his future as a Test cricketer.But he has averaged 40 or better in four of his last five one-day series and is the second-highest run scorer in this World Cup, with 413 runs at an average of 69 and a strike rate of almost 113.
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