Will David Warner Play For Sunrisers Hyderabad Again In IPL? SRH Coach Explains

David Warner was left out of the Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) playing XI for their clash against Rajasthan Royals (RR). And, it looks like David Warner’s comeback into the Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) side might not happen anytime soon.

SRH Head Coach Trevor Bayliss has stated that the makeup of the SRH team is changing. Stating that they wanted more bowlers in the side, Bayliss said that the SRH outfit had preferred to go in with Mohammed Nabi in the encounter against Rajasthan Royals.

Bayliss also reasoned that Jason Holder will help to bolster the pace bowling department as well. Bayliss even went on to state that the SRH side will stick with the same playing XI for the next couple of games as well.

“Difficult decision, big decision but we wanted to try and change the makeup of the team. Try and help our bowlers with a few extra overs from another bowler. We have gone with Nabi in this game. Someone like Jason Holder in that middle order will help our pace bowling as well. We want to stick with the same team, rather than dropping players from one or two matches,” said Bayliss in a chat with Star Sports.

David Warner has been in decent form with the bat in IPL 2021
David Warner has been in decent form in the 2021 edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL). The Australian batting stalwart has scored 193 runs in the 6 innings that he has played thus far, and has scored his runs at an average of 32.17.

In fact, David Warner has accumulated glittering numbers in his IPL career and will qualify as one of the greatest batsmen in the history of the IPL. Warner is the 5th highest run-scorer in the IPL and has amassed 5447 runs at an incredible average of 42.22. He has also scored 50 fifties and 4 hundreds in his IPL career.

In fact, Warner has won the Orange Cap award on 3 occasions in IPL cricket and is the only player in the IPL to have done so. In the 2020 IPL season, Warner scored 548 runs at an average of 39.14 and

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