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[Saba Sports News] Australian opener David Warner ended his Test career on a high, scoring an important 57 in his last Test against Pakistan and leading Australia to an emphatic nine-wicket win and a series whitewash. In Sydney, Warner’s leadership shone as he helped reach the target of 130 runs. After Usman Khawaja’s early exit, Warner and Marnus Labuschagne built a strong 119-run partnership, driving Australia towards victory. Warner’s 57 was critical to this win. The Sydney crowd gave Warner a standing ovation as he walked onto the field for his final Test, and he was honored with a Guard of Honour from the Pakistani team.
In the match, Australia secured a victory on the final day, chasing 130 and winning by nine wickets. They dismissed Pakistan for 115 in their second innings, completing a series sweep.
Warner and Labuschagne’s partnership was a highlight, with Warner scoring 57 and Labuschagne remaining unbeaten at 62.
Post-match, Warner gave an emotional speech. He expressed his feelings about retiring from red-ball cricket and watching the upcoming West Indies series as a spectator. He acknowledged the support of his family, especially his wife Candice, for their constant support and for helping him value his time with his family. Warner expressed his deep appreciation for his wife,“Thank you, Candice, for what you’ve done. You mean the world to me.”