Warner, who scored 69 and 83 runs in the first two ODIs respectively, injured himself while fielding at the SCG on Sunday. In his place, left-handed batsman Darcy Schott has been given a chance in the T20 series.
Sydney: Australia opener David Warner, who was injured during the second ODI against India, will not play in the third ODI and three-match T20 series. At the same time, the team's leading fast bowler Pat Cummins has been rested in the T20 series under work management. For the T20 series, left-handed batsman Darcy Short has been given the chance to replace David Warner. However, in the third ODI, wicketkeeper-batsman Matthew Wade can also start the innings in place of Warner. Apart from this, the team's regular wicket-keeper batsman Alex Carrey can also play the role of the opener in the third ODI.
Warner gets ready for test series
Warner, who scored 69 and 83 runs in the first two ODIs respectively, injured himself while fielding at the SCG on Sunday. Australia won in this match. At the same time, with this victory, he also won a three-match series. The explosive opener has returned home to begin his rehabilitation and is trying to regain fitness for the opening Test starting in Adelaide on 17 December.
Marcus Stoinis will remain in the T20 series
Coach Justin Langer said in the Australian media, "Pat and Davey are very important in our planning for the Test series. Davey will work on his rehabilitation and as far as Pat is concerned, all of our players will have a physical and challenging schedule this summer. It's important to be mentally fit. "
He further said that the priority for both of them is to be fully prepared for one of the biggest and important domestic Test series of the series we have played in recent years, especially the World Test Championship points. All-rounder Marcus Stoinis, who was injured in the first ODI, has been retained in the team for the T20 series. Although his playing in the third ODI is still doubtful, he can return to the team once again from the T20 series.
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