Australia's David Warner may play T20Is against West Indies over ILT20
ALSO READ: Can David Warner be replaced in Test cricket? Pat Cummins says this after ace cricketer's retirement Earlier, it was expected that Warner may miss those matches to participate in the full ILT20 and return for the following series against New Zealand in New Zealand, which begins on February 21. However, Bailey confirmed that Warner will be selected for the West Indies series and will be expected to participate.
"He'll be part of those T20 matches at the back end of the summer and in New Zealand as well," Bailey was quoted as saying by ESPNcricinfo. Adding more, Bailey said that CA-contracted players, including Warner, are expected to play for Australia if picked and will not be granted NOCs to play in other leagues at the same time. "I think that's the same with all our Australian contracted players.
If they're going to be selected in a squad then they're available. If they're not then it depends on what sort of domestic cricket responsibilities they have," the former Australia skipper asserted.
"So I think [Warner] had flagged that as potentially one of the reasons why he has decided to retire from one-day cricket but we're still really excited about what he can provide for that T20 team and hoping he can add one more major trophy to his cabinet," the former right-hand batter added. With agency inputs.Milestone Alert!
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