David Warner’s batting coach has cast a close eye on the opener’s technique, and hasn’t seen any concerns despite Warner’s inability to produce a major score this summer.
David Warner’s batting coach insists there has not been an Australian cricketer as fit at the age of 36 as the aggressive opener, and says he has not shown the same decline as Ricky Ponting did in his twilight years.
“It’s a fine line. I [keep a close eye on] players in their first 20 balls in Tests, but I am not seeing anything wrong. We know how much [Ricky] Ponting struggled at the back end, his footwork and eyesight, and we see how players go down hill, I am not seeing that with David.” . The first-ball dismissal came from a brute of a bouncer by Kagiso Rabada aimed at Warner’s neck, which the batsman turned his head away from at the point of contact with the bat, and bunted a catch to short leg.
“I can’t think of a player that has played for his country in Australian cricket that is fitter than David at that age. I think he has aged pretty well. I reckon he is due, but I am also saying that confidently as a coach, rather than just watching on,” Woodhill said.
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