5 reasons why David Warner is tough to bowl to

#4 Nifty footwork and unorthodoxy

He uses his feet and unorthodox approach to dismantle the opposition

For long Australian batsmen were branded as poor players of spin bowling. Not Warner, as he uses his feet to great effect to negate the spinners. He is committed to his strokes and never dies wandering when at the crease.

This ability to use the crease after picking up the lengths makes him an almost impossible target to bowl at as has the skill to either come right forward on the front foot or rock back and use the depth of the crease. This allows him to play his strokes with conviction and yield maximum runs out of these strokes.

Apart from this he also has the unorthodox strokes at his disposal, which includes the reverse hit and the switch hit. This makes life very miserable for the opposition bowlers and captain.