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New Delhi: Australian Test captain Pat Cummins reflected on David Warner's impact on the entire team, saying the veteran opener's absence will be deeply felt as the 36-year-old set to play his final Test match in Sydney, starting from Wednesday.

In 111 Tests since making his debut in 2011, Warner has amassed 8695 runs at an average of 44.6. His impressive record includes 26 centuries and 36 half-centuries, showcasing his ability to swiftly turn the game in Australia's favor. He stands as one of the most successful openers for Australia in the format.

Cummins detailed the significant influence Warner exerted on the entire team, expressing that his presence as an individual will be deeply missed after the conclusion of the third Test in Sydney.