Spending precious time with my family was important to me – Warner

"For me, the most important thing is that I have spent a lot of time with my family, which meant a lot to me, they play an important role in what I do "- Warner. Photo courtesy of the Sylhet Sixers team © Cricbuzz (with the participation of agencies)

David Warner, the Australian fanfaron drummer, has gone through a difficult phase lately. Cricket Australia suspended the opening game for a period of 12 months due to its role in the saga of sabotage during the test match against South Africa in Cape Town last year.

Since the suspension, Warner has exercised its franchise business. leagues across the cricket landscape. The cricketer mentioned many problems, including the difficult phase he had to face since his suspension and the recent test series between India and Australia.

The interview took place in the margins of the GLP. Warner was playing for Sylhet Sixers.

What is the condition of your injury?

This did not happen yesterday (elbow injury). It is something that has ignited and I have fluid in my joint. For now, I have to go home to evaluate and see how it goes. It was like a niggle and all of a sudden, liquid came into my joint. It's just an unknown push and so I have to go home to evaluate and see what I need to do as a precaution because I've done everything here. I've icy and taken anti-inflammatory drugs (injections), and it seems that the swelling does not decrease. So now, for now, I will go home and probably get a deeper badysis and see what happens. Once I have done my badessment, I will issue a statement indicating whether I will return or stay a little longer. I am not sure.

After the suspension of the one-year suspension, was it difficult to get through a difficult phase?

It's hard not to play. But, for me, the reality is that there is not only cricket in life. We live in a bubble. For us, there are many things as if we are still in a routine. You go to the training, then you play cricket, you go back and you go to bed, you get up again in the morning, you make your bag, you take the plane for the next destination and you go back to zero. I've been doing it for six to seven years for all three formats. You have time to think and refresh yourself.

For me, the most important thing is that I spent a lot of time with my family, which meant a lot to me. They play an important role in what I do. The sacrifices of my wife and children to allow me to play cricket, the game I love a lot, have helped me tremendously in the last 10 months. Back at the park, I play cricket in the halls of the franchise. I enjoy the experience and exposure to different conditions in the world. It's great that you are part of it and that world-clbad players are participating in this tournament.

How much do you miss your Australian opponents?

I miss everyone. You will always miss people. That's what's great with franchise cricket. You create different friendships and bring harmony and the environment to your team.

Do you think Smith and you could have changed the course of the recently concluded test series against India?

I can not say what would have happened if Smith and I were there because we were not there? I can only judge how India played because it played very well. They played us. Tim Paine said it could have gone both ways with the dashboard of the series. (I) could not watch too much at home because I was busy. But from what I saw, India played well. Australia clearly did not beat as well as it would have liked. And with the bowling, they did not take the wickets at the beginning and India came at the top of this ranking. Merit goes back to the way that Pujara beat because he won the series for India. He hit so well. He had the temper to beat the whole game. He hit 300 to 400 balls each time he hit and it's his game plan. He was the difference and the bowlers were fantastic.

Do you expect an appeal immediately after the end of the suspension period as there is a series coming against Pakistan in April?

I have to wait and hear what Cricket Australia has for me right now. I take one step at a time and play the next two games here. Then go home and ask yourself what are the problems with tearing and play my cards as they are.

What will be your biggest challenge when you return to the Australian school? [19659007] I just made a comeback and score points because that's my job. If I'm selected, I'll try to score points and play to the best of my abilities and do what I always do. My job is to score points, be energetic, lead in the field and that's what I've always done. I will continue to do it.

Do you think that the punishment inflicted in connection with the saga of ball tampering was too heavy?

The jury bothered us for the reasons that they thought was right and we accepted it.

Have you ever thought that your international career could end?

My international career is over … no

do you like to play in the GLP again?

It depends on the international cricket program, if I play international cricket. I would not be here playing GLP if it does not interest me.