Twitter reacts as Stuart Broad gets the better of David Warner for the seventh time in the series
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David Warner today was dismissed by Stuart Broad for an astonishing 7th time in the series and all the left-hander could do was walk back to the pavillion with a weird smile. The dismissal also marked the end of a disastrous series for Warner and the Twitterati went berserk and reacted on the same.
Just can't belive my eyes that it happened again!!
Stuart Broads owns David Warner
— Neil Bontoft (@neilbontoft)
Sadly, yes!
Horror show for David Warner continues
— Shayan Khan 🇵🇰 (@imShayanKHAN)
He just lost his form but Warner is always Warner!
That's probably David Warner's last Test innings in England. I'm sure everyone would like to pay an appropriate tribute.
— Being Outside Cricket (@OutsideCricket)
You gotta feel for him!
Ashes: England's Stuart Broad dismisses Australia's David Warner at The Oval
— Ana Clayton (@AnaClaytJL89)
The series is done and dusted for Warner!
The previous lowest total for an opener in a five Test series was 136 for New Zealand’s John D’Arcy in 1958.
— Henry Moeran (@henrymoeranBBC)
David Warner scored 95 in 10 innings this Ashes, the fewest in the history of the game.
Ouch.
Ridiculous!!😂
Well........ 😂😂😂
— TheCricketMan (@TheCricketMan6)
Lol!😂😂
“Morning Stuart.... what are you having today?”
— Tom (@tomstyleo)
- I’ll have my usual please... David Warner on Toast.
He might do it actually!
I wonder what David Warner will do with the 'Dear Bunny' Christmas Card that Stuart Broad sends him?
— Clarissa (@MisanthropeGirl)
Hopefully not!
I think this was the last series of Warner
— Ghulam ali Afridi (@ghulamafridi66)
what do you think??
David Warner's reaction after getting out was..!
I suspect has more or less ended the test career of today.
— Dominic Medway (@dominic_medway)
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