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Warner has been in prolific form since he was dropped by SRH
We still haven't beaten India in India and that would be a nice thing to do: Warner
Warner has been instrumental in Australia's Ashes triumph

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Beating India in India is David Warner's next target after the Ashes

David Warner has his eyes set on the India tour as the Aussie opening batter wants to beat India in their own backyard

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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Beating India in India is David Warner's next target after the Ashes

David Warner has his eyes set on the India tour as the Aussie opening batter wants to beat India in their own backyard.

Warner said that the Aussies still haven't beaten India in India and that would be a nice thing to do. 'Hopefully, if I managed to get that chance and opportunity, I might think about going back,' added the 35-year-old.

Australia is due to travel to India in September 2022. Warner, who was removed as SRH skipper in the IPL and then dropped from the team, has been brilliant with the bat after that. He was judged as the player of the tournament in the T20 World Cup 2021 and has been instrumental in Australia retaining the Ashes in just 3 Tests vs England.

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