Test opening great David Warner has told Australian selectors he is available to come out of retirement and play in the home series against India. The left-handed Warner, who retired following the third Test against Pakistan in Sydney in January,

David Warner, former Australian opener, is ready for a Test cricket return for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy against India. Having retired, Warner now offers to fill Australia's opening slot amid current team challenges.

Former Australia opener David Warner says he is available to come out of Test retirement for the upcoming series against India.

Former Australian cricketer, David Warner, expresses his willingness to come out of retirement to play in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy against India. Australia's current opening batting issues and upcoming Test series are compelling him to consider this comeback.

David Warner has retired from International cricket and has kept a door open for the Champions Trophy. However, he is now open to playing Test cricket again and has confirmed he will return if needed for the Border-Gavaskar trophy against India.

David Warner offers to come out of retirement for Australia's home series against India, proposing himself as an opening partner for Usman Khawaja. Despite his readiness and recent form in limited-overs cricket,

David Warner has made a “dead serious” offer to reverse his Test retirement and end Australia’s increasingly desperate scramble to find an opening batsman to face India next month.

Former Australia opening batsman David Warner said that he is willing to come out of retirement to play in the "Border-Gavaskar Trophy" if his side needs him in the opening slot. David Warner announced his retirement from international cricket earlier in the year after the Test match against Pakistan.

The upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25 is one of the most anticipated series of this year. The first match of the five-match series between India and Australia will begin in exactly a month, but the chatter around the iconic series is already making headlines.

David Warner has asserted that he is ready to reverse his retirement and play a Sheffield Shield match to get match-ready if CA wants him for five-test series.