ICC T20 World Cup 2016: 5 unexpected flops of the tournament

David Warner

Change in batting order made Warner silent

David Warner is one of the best explosive batsmen in the world. His IPL experience also could have come handy.

With Watson coming back to form and Khawaja in his form of life and Steve Smith’s desire to bat at No.3 have forced David Warner to bat at No.4. Though he was proved to effective in the South African series where he scored a fifty at No.4, he couldn’t stamp his authority as a second down.

In the first two games, he scored 6 and 17. No. 4 experiment failed? Ok, Smith moved down to No.4 and Warner moved up to No. 3. No change whatsoever.

He scored 9 and 6 six in the next two games. 4 matches, 38 runs, average of 9.50. Can’t get worse than this.