David Warner Bio, Net Worth, Wife, Religion, Wiki, Facts & More

QUICK FACTS
Age in 2022	35 years
Height	1.7m
Birthday	27 October
Net Worth in 2022	$14 Million
Religion	Christianity
Nationality	Australian

The vice-captain of the Australian men’s national team in all three game formats—ODI, Test, and T20—since August 2015 is Australian cricketer David Warner. With his most recent feat occurring today, David is recognized as one of the Australian team’s most hotly debated and destructive batsmen. He is excellent in his performance and an undeniable asset to the Australian team.

Early life

David was the second child to be born to his father, Howard Warner, and mother, Sheila Warner. South The white Australian citizen with obscure ancestry was raised in Paddington, where he shared a home with his older brother, Steven Warner. Young David was a painting and cricket fanatic who was raised in Paddington. Because his parents were unable to provide for him, he had a difficult upbringing.

When David was ten years old, his father was able to buy him his first bat—a cheap SS Jumbo bat. Regarding David’s school history, he first attended Matraville Public School in Australia’s New South Wales before moving on to study at Randwick Boys High School in Randwick.

David was encouraged by his school coach at Randwick Boys High to bat with his right hand to prevent hitting the ball into the air. David chose to follow his mother’s advice instead, thus he continued to bat with his left hand.

Professional career

David started playing for clubs while still a student at Randwick Boys High, including Eastern Suburbs and Sydney Coastal, where he broke the club record for the highest-scoring batsman for the under-16 team.

Without having participated in a single First-Class match, David Warner made one of the most memorable debuts in the history of international cricket when he struck an incredible 89 off 43 balls in a T20 encounter against South Africa.

He scored runs freely and finished as the top run-scorer in the Ashes series played in Australia from 2013–14.

Warner was accused of giving Cameron Bancroft the order to sand the ball during the notorious Cape Town Test. Cricket Australia gave him a 12-month suspension from playing in both international and domestic matches even though the ICC did not file any charges against him. He lost his vice-captaincy and was permanently barred from holding positions of authority.

However, he has served the ban and returned to the Australian team David made a record for the most career sixes in the (formerly KFC) Big Bash League with his 102 off 51 balls while playing as the captain of the Sydney Thunders in the new Big Bash League. David also participated in domestic cricket in England in 2009 for the English County Champions Durham.

In November 2015, David became the third player in Test cricket history to score hundreds in each of the first two innings three times.

Warner is the fourth athlete to get the Allan Border Medal multiple times and in back-to-back seasons. In 2016 and 2017, he triumphed. In 2017, he was also named Australia’s ODI Player of the Year.

Net worth

As of 2022, David Warner’s estimated net worth is $14 million. The cricketer’s enormous wealth is the result of both his lucrative endorsement contracts and his enormous salary. Additionally, he makes a sizable chunk of money from the Indian Premier League and numerous international and national cricket matches. Outside of cricket, David is a wise investor and a big shareholder in the Australian Pure Tasmanian Vodka brand “666.”

Personal life

Warner was from an extremely low-income household. Before meeting his wife Candice Warner, the celebrity cricketer is not known to have dated any women. On April 4, 2015, he married Candice Warner. Ivy Mae Warner, Indi Rae Warner, and Isla Rose Warner are the names of the three girls the couple had together.

He is also a published author, having written the book “The Kaboom Kid- The Big Switch.” Candice Falzon, his wife, is a fitness model. Traveling, golf, swimming, horse racing, and writing are a few of his interests. Fast rides are David’s only passion. His collection of vehicles includes a McLaren sports car and a Lamborghini Huracan.