David Warner’s Wife Candice Trolled Him Badly On Twitter: Ongoing Australia vs Pakistan series has been making a lot of news these days, however, mostly for all the wrong reasons. The pitch has garnered unnecessary attention, with several former cricketers from both countries slamming the Rawalpindi surface. Now some unique sight was witnessed in the Karachi Test match as well.
Recently, a video of Pat Cummins went viral on the internet where he was seen trying his hand at fixing the pitch at the National Stadium in Karachi during the second Test match between Australia and Pakistan. Now another video has stolen all the attention on social media, where Australia’s star opener David Warner tried his hand with the hammer on Day 5.
Yes, you read that right. The incident took place when Pakistan was at 380 for four in their second innings. Warner was seen hammering the footmarks. The video of the same was shared by the official Twitter handle of the Pakistan Cricket Board. Sharing the video of the same, the PCB wrote:
“The Thor hammer made another cameo today.”
Here, check out the Tweet:
The Thor hammer made another cameo today. #BoysReadyHain l #PAKvAUS pic.twitter.com/6LpKTUo554
— Pakistan Cricket (@TheRealPCB) March 16, 2022
The video has been going crazily viral on social media and has invited reactions from fans from all around. While cricket lovers on social media had a fun time watching Warner hammering the pitch, however, the best reply came from David Warner’s wife Candice Warner.
Candice came up with a hilarious reply as she made a big request to her husband, she wrote: “I wish @davidwarner31 would do this a little bit more around the house!! ??
Here, check out the reply:
I wish @davidwarner31 would do this a little bit more around the house!! ?? https://t.co/hFhdFGqPTA
— Candice Warner (@CandiceWarner31) March 17, 2022
Talking about the game, it was well dominated by Australia in the first three days. However, the game saw a captivating finish with captain Babar Azam leading Pakistan’s fight. Azam fell short from a well-deserved double century as he was dismissed on 196 by Nathan Lyon.
However, Babar Azam did his job brilliantly as he escaped a draw after being handed a 506-run target, which was the highest fourth-innings chase in Test cricket history.
