Veteran Australian opener David Warner came up with a beautiful gesture for a young fan while walking towards the dressing room following his dismissal on day 4 of the 3rd Test against Pakistan in Sydney. Warner decided to hand his helmet and gloves to a young boy, who ran through the spectators delighted.
The dismissal occurred in the 25th over of the run-chase as Sajid Khan convinced Shan Masood to opt for the DRS after trapping the left-hander in front. With the DRS ruling Warner out for 57, Pakistan players went up to him to congratulate him. Fellow Australian Steve Smith also embraced him before coming on the field to bat.
David Warner grows emotional as the finishes his Test career:
Warner, who played his 112th and final Test, revealed that he would be emotional when Australians will take the field without him against the West Indies. However, the southpaw admitted that such things are inevitable with increasing age.
"I think it'd be quite emotional to watch the guys go out there and not play and knowing that I was able to come out here and do what I could do. But as I just mentioned you got a great bunch of cricketers here. We are all almost over 30 years of age. So as time goes by, we're not getting younger, but this team, they're energetic, they're world class and they're a great bunch of guys."
Australia retained the Benaud-Qadir Trophy by winning 3-0.
