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David Warner Gives Heart-Winning Response To Indian Fan After Australia’s Win In World Cup Final

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David Warner, the prolific Australian opener, has etched an indelible mark in the hearts of Indian cricket enthusiasts. Along with victories on the field, his remarkable IPL career has won him a devoted fan base throughout India. In addition to his batting talent, Warner has won over many hearts with his friendly contacts with Indian fans and his captivating social media presence, which features his acting abilities, dancing routines, and dubbing clips.

With the exception of 2018, when he was missing because of his role in the ball-tampering scandal in South Africa, Warner has been a consistent presence in the IPL since his debut back in 2009. Despite this setback, Indian fans have always found him appealing and have regarded him as a local favorite because of his on-field antics and off-field involvement.

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However, when Australia defeated India in the ICC World Cup 2023 final, feelings soured, and many of Warner’s supporters in India were discouraged. Their hearts were broken because the Indian side lost the match. Nevertheless, in a display of grace and empathy, David Warner acknowledged the pain felt by Indian fans. For this, he humbly apologized to one of his devoted supporters for inadvertently causing disappointment among his Indian followers.

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Indian fan calls out David Warner for breaking billions of hearts

While everyone was expecting India to win the tournament, Australia’s dominant performance was eventually enough to win them the trophy. India had set a target of a meager 240 runs. Australia lost three wickets early on, but Travis Head’s remarkable 137-run performance crushed India’s chances of winning their third trophy.

The shock of the surprise loss spread across the country, disappointing a great number of Indian cricket fans. One disappointed fan expressed their sadness to David Warner on the X platform.

The fan wrote,

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“Dear @davidwarner31 you’ve broken billions of hearts”

David warner broken million of hearts

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Warner apologies to Indian fans

It happened because the Indian public showered Warner with love since he won over everyone by showing his love for Indian culture many times. Warner, who has a great affection for India, expressed his regret to the disgruntled fan. He also praised the fierce rivalry and exciting atmosphere of the game. Furthermore, Warner thanked India for organizing a very successful event and conveyed his sincere thanks to all those who contributed.

On X, Warner wrote,

“I apologise, it was such a great game and the atmosphere was incredible. India really put on a serious event. Thank you all”

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His post soon went viral and got various kinds of reactions. Many Indians urged Warner to not apologize, emphasizing that Australia played well.

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Meanwhile, soon, India and Australia will again face each other in the 5-match T20 International series. However, David Warner has made the difficult decision to pull out of the series. With his demanding involvement in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023, he has chosen to take time off to rest, citing an excessive workload. The first game of the series is set to take place in Visakhapatnam on November 23. Aaron Hardie has been chosen to replace Warner for the series. Leading the squad in Warner’s absence, Matthew Wade will be accountable for leading the Australian side throughout the series.

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