Australia's opener David Warner announced his retirement from one-day international and test matches, aiming to spend more time with his family. The 37-year-old, a vital part of Australia's World Cup-winning team in India last year, will conclude his career with the 112th and final test against Pakistan at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Throughout his career, Warner faced controversies, including a heated exchange with Quinton de Kock, involvement in the ball-tampering scandal, and altercations with Joe Root.
