Watch: David Warner plays with Usman Khawaja's daughter, immediately regrets

David Warner is having a great time with the bat. He won the Player of the Tournament award during the 20-20 World Cup 2021 and followed it up by scoring 240 runs in three Ashes Tests at an average of 60. Warner missed two well-deserved centuries in the first and second Test, and would be eager to do well in the next Test in Sydney.

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The Australian players have already arrived in Sydney and are enjoying some time off before the next match, which is scheduled to be played from January 5. Usman Khawaja, who last played a Test match for Australia back in August 2019, might make a comeback because Travis Head has tested positive for COVID-19 and would be miss the Sydney Test.

On January 2, Khawaja shared a video on his Instagram account where Warner can be seen playing with his daughter Aisha. Warner was making neighing sound like a horse and Aisha was enjoying the same. However, after a couple of seconds, Warner got a cramp on his right leg and had to stop entertaining Aisha. Khawaja posted this video along with the caption. Wait forrr it! Uncle David better hydrate before the next test! 

 

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Khawaja has made 2887 runs in 44 Test matches for Australia at an average of 40.66, including eight centuries and 14 half-centuries. In the Sheffield Shield 2021-22, he made 460 runs in five matches at an average of 65.71 and was the second-highest run-getter in the tournament. He was picked along with Travis Head to play at the number five position in the ongoing Ashes series.

Australia went in with Head and he made 152 runs in the first innings of the first Test. Head even won the Player of the Match award for his performance and hence was able to cement his position in the team.