David Warner playfully engaged with the Barmy Army on social media, starting with light-hearted jabs at Saim Ayub’s batting performance. He cheekily mentioned Marnus Labuschagne’s ongoing century drought and poked fun at England’s curfew struggles. The Barmy Army quickly fired back by highlighting Warner’s past difficulties against Stuart Broad, to which Warner humorously suggested they need to find a fresh target. David Warner playfully engaged with the Barmy Army on social media, starting with light-hearted jabs at Saim Ayub’s batting performance. He cheekily mentioned Marnus Labuschagne’s ongoing century drought and poked fun at England’s curfew struggles. The Barmy Army quickly fired back by highlighting Warner’s past difficulties against Stuart Broad, to which Warner humorously suggested they need to find a fresh target.
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