David Warner is back on the Cricket after serious Ball Tampering case

After the ban from the Cricket Australia (CA) in the ball-tampering, opener David Warner played his first match in Australia. He played in the 50-over Strike League in Darwin on behalf of the City Cyclone team and scored 36 runs against Northern Tide and took a catch. With the ball tampering during the Test match against South Africa in Cape Town in March in Cape Town, CA had sanctioned one-year ban on Steve Smith with Warner, while Bancroft was banned for nine months.

Due to this restriction, these three players can not play in Australia's domestic matches with international cricket, but these three are free to play in independent leagues, due to which Warner Strikers are playing in the league. Earlier Warner and Smith had also played in the T20 tournament in Canada. After the match, David Warner said that his eyesight was to make the place in the World Cup squad in England next year.

He said, 'When I am fresh, I play well. If you look at the last 12 months, then I played almost all matches for Australia because I could not find comfort. Practices are to be held before the World Cup and I want to play them. With this, I will try to play in IPL next year. I am working towards making good cricketer and good man in the next eight months. " Warner will play for St. Lucia stars in the Caribbean Premier League next month.