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David Warner To Be Not Considered For 2025 Champions Trophy: George Bailey
Warner had said he would end his Australia career after 2024 Men’s T20 World Cup, where the side made a Super Eights exit. But he kept the door open for a last hurrah through 2025 Champions Trophy.
But Bailey has now confirmed that Warner is fully retired from international cricket for Australia, adding that his legacy of being an important all-format player should be applauded now.
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