Watch: David Warner does a CR7, removes Coca-Cola bottles from PC
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Sri Lanka defeated Australia in a one-off cricket test. And in the end, it was the Australians who came out on top in the Dubai International Stadium.
The toss had been won by Australia's captain Aaron Finch, and he chose to bowl first in the t20 World Cup match. The game went well for Australia when Sri Lanka lost a wicket early on. They did manage to put together an important second-wicket stand, though.
Although Sri Lanka had taken the game's second wicket, it continued to lose wickets at a rapid pace. They kept losing wickets to Australia's superior bowling. In the t20 World Cup encounter, Mitchell Starc and Adam Zampa both bowled with perfect accuracy.
Australasia restricted Sri Lanka to 154 runs in the first innings thanks to some tight bowling by the home team. Furthermore, the middle order difficulties of Sri Lanka have persisted in this t20 match, posing a concern for the team's management.
In the t20 encounter, Australia, on the other hand, got off to a fast start in the second innings. The first wicket partnership between David Warner and Aaron Finch ended up being 70 runs. The centre of the field featured two dangerous Australians.
David Warner rediscovered his form with a career-high 65 runs off 42 balls in his last outing. As a consequence, Australia defeated the West Indies by seven wickets with three overs left in the t20 World Cup match. In addition, Australia has topped their division.
After the t20 match, David Warner, who was celebrating his birthday, made an appearance at the post-match news conference. Soon after he settled down, he saw two coca-cola bottles sitting in front of him on a coffee table. The soft drink manufacturer, which sponsors the t20 World Cup in 2021, required it to be there.
David Warner, on the other hand, performed a CR7 by removing both bottles, but it was quickly shown that he had kept the cap. After flashing a grin, David Warner hurriedly escorted them back to their seats. In addition, his heroics in the t20 World Cup encounter gained him admirers worldwide.