Warne: Aus Can Win WC With Warner And Smith

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    • Publish Date: Mar 6 2019 1:24PM
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    • Updated Date: Mar 6 2019 1:24PM
Warne: Aus Can Win WC With Warner And Smith

Steve Smith and David Warner's year-long exile has likely left them hungrier than ever and their return can spark Australia to World Cup glory, Test great Shane Warne said.

The star pair's ban from state and international cricket for ball-tampering expires later this month and they are expected to be rushed back into the Australian side for the defence of their title at the showpiece tournament in England this year.

Both players have recently undergone elbow surgery and the great unknown is how they will perform back on the world stage, particularly in what is sure to be a hostile atmosphere in England.

But Warne has no doubt they will be as good as ever, benefiting from the break rather than their skills being blunted.

He is talking from experience. Warne was suspended in 2003 for a year after testing positive to banned diuretic drugs. Many wrote him off, but the leg-spinning legend quickly bounced back and enjoyed several more years playing at the highest level with the Australian team.

"Sometimes having an enforced lay off — like I'm used to, I had 12 months off myself — what that means is you become really fresh," he said. "You freshen your mind up, you become hungry again and realise how important cricket is to you."

Warne said both players would also "have a point to prove" when they eventually pad up again. "That's why I reckon Australia can win the World Cup," he said, despite the team's recent patchy one-day form.


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Sahana Pericherla Meridian School Kukatpally

I think Warne was correct and positive about the cricketers. Though Steve Smith and David Warner had an elbow surgery recently, they can do their level best in the upcoming matches. As Warne was the ODI captain of the Australian National Team he may have some views in the way they performed on the ground and he also said that " they have a point to prove" and this says us that though they cannot do well in the upcoming match, they do have a point where they can prove themselves.

Yami Shah DR. RADHAKRISHNAN-MALAD(W)

According to me, both have been amongst the best players of Australia . They can do well in the upcoming World Cup as well but when it comes to health, no one is quite sure. I totally agree with Warne as he says they can prove their selves in the coming matches.

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