5 reasons why David Warner is tough to bowl to

#3 Ability to impose himself on the opposition bowlers

If the ball is in his arc he will go for it

Warner has always had the strokes to impose his belligerence on the opposition bowlers. Right from his T20 debut, he was never afraid of playing high-risk cricket strokes to make an early statement, and he has taken this approach to Test cricket too.

If there is a wayward ball he will put it away without bothering about the situation of the game. This puts the bowlers under a lot of pressure as they are well aware of the fact that if they stray even a touch they will be put to the sword. This ability to get into the bowler's mind is a special attribute to have and Warner exudes this.

Very often his rapid starts at the top of the order has set the game perfectly for his team, and the other batters feel at ease and they can then play their own game.