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'Will Surely Miss You' - Rashid Khan Shares Heartfelt Post For David Warner

image-lr4mg680David Warner with Rashid Khan in T20 World Cup 2022 (X.com)

In an unfortunate turn of events, David Warner called it quits on his Test career last week. After serving Australia in 112 Tests, the opening batter hung his boots after the conclusion of a three-game red ball series against Pakistan. Meanwhile, Afghanistan spin phenomenon Rashid Khan was the latest to join the masses in paying tribute to Warner.

That being said, David Warner witnessed the fairytale ending he dreamt of. He took a final victory lap in front of his home crowd in Sydney and bid a tearful goodbye to his teammates and fans alike.

Since David Warner bid goodbye to his illustrious Test career, tributes have been pouring in from all over the world, congratulating the veteran on his unparalleled achievements and numerical accolades. 

Not only that, many active and former cricketers shared heartwarming insights on their experience of playing alongside or against Warner over the past decade.

Rashid Khan Pays Tribute To David Warner!

Rashid took to his X handle to applaud the Aussie's extraordinary Test career. Khan added how he enjoyed watching Warner play over the years and reckoned that red-ball cricket would miss its greatest warrior dearly.

Rashid Khan and David Warner have shared the field not only in international cricket but also in various T20 leagues around the globe. Their interactions on and off the field have contributed to the spirit of sportsmanship and camaraderie that defines cricket as a gentleman's game.

The post from Rashid Khan also highlights the global impact of players like David Warner, who have left an indelible mark not only through their performances but also through the relationships and bonds forged with players from different cricketing nations.

That being said, Rashid Khan is currently under rehabilitation to recover from a back surgery. 

In the meantime, Afghanistan is set to square off with India in a three-game T20I series next week. While Rashid has made it to the final squad, he is unlikely to feature in any game whatsoever, according to a statement from his Afghani cricket board (ACB).