(Sandeep Dhand): Recently, Australian batsman David Warner has announced his retirement from Test matches and now One Day matches as well. He said that the fifty-over World Cup played in India was his last ODI match. He also said that he will continue to play in T20 matches. Apart from this, he also said that if the Australian team needs him during the Champions Trophy, he is available for him. Let us tell you that 37-year-old Warner played 161 ODI matches and scored around 6932 runs, including 22 centuries and 33 fifties. Not only this, his Test match career was also very impressive. He played around 112 Test matches in which he scored 8695 runs including 26 centuries and 36 fifties.