Twitter reacts as Stuart Broad dismisses David Warner for the sixth time in Ashes 2019
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David Warner seems to have found himself trapped in an endless time-loop getting dismissed at the hands of Stuart Broad, as the left-hander was dismissed by the Englishman for the 6th time this series. This was also Warner's 3rd straight duck, and Twitterati mocked Warner and reacted on the same.
What's wrong with Warner??
Death, Taxes & getting !!!😉😉
— Jayant (@cricket_jayant)
He should definetly try to swith it!! If not...
should bat right handed against 😷🤡
— Jeban Moses (@Its_Jeban_Moses)
Stuart Broad 6-0 David Warner
4th Ashes Test: Stuart Broad gets David Warner again as Australia opener suffers third straight duck
— TOI Cricket (@TOICricket)
No description needed!
Stuart broad on 🔥
— K🏴 (@Keelan_Egan)
Let's wait for Warner's comeback!!
Broardy the legend 🙌🏼
— Emma Sockett (@emmasockett)
Uh oh. This is not a good sign for Warner!
struggle continues against
— Bhartendu Sharma (@Bhartendulkar)
Damn! Is this what Warner deserves?
broad waving😂
— Ross McAuley (@mcauley_ross)
Hahaha!! Lol😂
Stuart Broad when emptying his pockets back at the hotel room after the game.... Phone.. Keys...Wallet.... Dave Warner
— Intimately Poised (@billawaja)
David Warner's nightmare continues!!
David Warner failure with bat in Ashes 2019 continues Stuart Broad becomes a nightmare for him
— sameer (@sameer76510496)
You do feel for Warner, but man, how good has Stuart Broad been?
While Australia are almost certainly going to win this test & retain the Ashes, it’s good to see Stuart Broad ending Warner’s test career
— Trevor Smith (@MrSmithInNotts)
G.O.A.T turned into W.O.A.T!
Broad has made Warner his bakra this series
— Cricketwallah (@cricketwallah)
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