David Warner has been very active on social media during the Covid-19 shutdown that has also put sporting events on hold. The Sunrisers Hyderabad batsman has been posting videos on social media platforms on a regular basis.
Australia opener David Warner (Reuters Photo)
HIGHLIGHTS
- David Warner was seen practicing some of his favorite cricket shots in a recent social media video
- The Australian also asked his fans to replicate his shots
- Warner has been quite active on social media during Covid-19 shutdown
With outdoor activities being suspended due to the Covid-19 crisis, cricketers are forced to practice and train indoors in their restricted space. Australia opener David Warner showed that one does not need a partner if they truly “love cricket”.
David Warner has been very active on social media during the Covid-19 shutdown that has also put sporting events on hold. The Sunrisers Hyderabad batsman has been posting videos on social media platforms on a regular basis.
On Monday, Warner was seen playing some of his usual cricket shots and also challenged his fans to replicate them.
The Aussie was seen practicing forward dense, reverse sweep, on drive, switch hit and slog shot across the line.
Warner has also shown his fascination with Tollywood in these days as he was been enacting South Indian heroes on Tik Tok.
After successfully enacting the Butta Bomma song of Allu Arjun, and pulling off the famous dialogues of Mahesh Babu’s blockbuster Pokiri of 2006, Warner recently posted another fun video on Tik Tok where he could be seen enacting a dialogue from Prabhas Superhit south Indian movie Bahubali that was released back in 2015.
Warner has found the key to unlock the boredom caused due to the coronavirus enforced lockdown. After getting on to the video-sharing platform following a request from his daughters, Warner has gone on to become one of the most popular celebrities on TikTok.
