David Warner Age, Height, Family, Career, Net Worth, Lifestyle & Facts

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Full Name: David Andrew Warner

Nickname(s): Lloyd, Mario, Bull, Cannon, The Reverend, Pocket Size Dynamo

Profession: Cricketer (Left hand Batsman)

Date of Birth: 27 October 1986 (Monday)

Age (as of 2024): 38 Years

Zodiac sign: Scorpio

Nationality: Australian

Hometown: Matraville, New South Wales, Australia

Religion: Christianity

Food Habit: Non-Vegetarian

Marriage Date: 4 April 2015

Marriage Place: Terrara House Estate, Terara, New South Wales

Age: 38 Years

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EDUCATION

School(s): Matraville Public School School, Hillsdale, New South Wales Randwick, New South Wales, Randwick, New South Wales

Educational Qualification: Year 12 Higher School Certificate

PHYSICAL STATISTICS

Height (approx.): 5′ 7″ (170 cm)

Eye Colour: Blue

Hair Colour: Blond

FAMILY & RELATIONSHIPS

Marital Status: Married

Affair/Girlfriend: Candice Warner (Ironwoman, Surf life saver, Model)

Wife/Spouse: Candice Warner (m. 2015-present)

Children: Son – None Daughter(s) – Ivy Mae Warner (born in 2014), Indi Rae (born in 2016), Isla Rose (born in 2019)

Parents: Father – Howard Warner (Worked in a heavy machinery shop) Mother – Lorraine Warner (Worked as a nurse)

Siblings: Brother – Steven Warner (Elder) Sister – N/A

Song: “Burn For You” by Robbie Balmer sings

Wife: Candice Warner

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

International Debut: ODI – 18 January 2009 against South Africa at Hobart Test – 1 December 2011 against New Zealand at Brisbane T20 – 11 January 2011 against South Africa at Melbourne

Debut: Film (Telugu) – Robinhood (2025) in a cameo role

Awards/Achievements: 2012 – The Bradman Young Cricketer of the Year (New South Wales) 2016, 2017 – Allan Border Medal

MONEY FACTOR

Career Turning Point: In 2008, when he scored 165 not out for New South Wales Blues against Tasmania, after which he was included in Australia’s Twenty20 squad against South Africa in January 2009.

Car Collection: Lamborghini Huracan

Salary (as of 2018): Retainer Fee- $816,000 Test Fee- $20,000 ODI Fee- $10,000 T20 Fee- $8,000

Net Worth: $23 million

OTHER INFORMATION

International Retirement: 25 June 2024

Last Match: ODI – 19 November 2023 against India at Narendra Modi Stadium Test – 3 January 2024 against Pakistan at Sydney Cricket Ground T20 – 24 June 2024 against India at Daren Sammy National Cricket Stadium

Jersey Number: #31 (Australia) #31 (IPL)

Domestic/State Team: Delhi Daredevils, Durham, Middlesex, New South Wales, Northern Districts, Sunrisers Hyderabad, Sydney Thunder

Favourite Shot: Pull shot

Records (main ones): • In 2009, he became the first cricketer in 132 years to be selected for a national team in any format without making his debut in first-class cricket. • In 2009, he became the 2nd cricketer on the list of most ODI centuries in a calendar year. He scored 7 tons in 2016 (in his 23rd match of the year), and matched the record of Sourav Ganguly set in 2000. Ahead of him is Sachin Tendulkar who scored 9 ODI tons in 1998 (in 34 matches). • In 2016, he scored the maximum number of runs in the ODIs in 2016 (1388 runs in 23 matches at an average of 63). • In 2017, he became the fastest Australian and 3rd-fastest cricketer overall to score 4000 ODI runs, matching India’s Virat Kohli . • In 2017 (IPL 10), he became the 1st SunRisers Hyderabad player to score a century in the IPL. • David Warner and Shikhar Dhawan became the 1st opening pair to score more than 2000 runs in the IPL.

Birth Place: Paddington, New South Wales, Australia

Coach/Mentor: Wayne Geber

Address: A mansion in Mermaid Avenue, Maroubra, New South Wales

Hobbies: Travelling, Writing, Golfing, Swimming

Cricketer(s): Batsman – Virat Kohli , KL Rahul Bowler – Bhuvneshwar Kumar

Cricket Ground: Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), Melbourne

Food: Chicken-thigh-sandwich

Actress: Jennifer Aniston

Film(s): Top Gun, I Am Sam

Colour: Blue

Format: Matches

Test: 112

ODI: 161

T20I: 110

INTERESTING BACKGROUND INFORMATION

David Warner’s journey as a cricketer began at an exceptionally young age, when he joined the coastal cricket club in Sydney, Australia, at merely five years old. It was here, in the under-8 team, that he first showcased his talent, quickly making a name for himself with his impressive batting skills in junior competitions. However, his early life was not without its challenges. At just ten years old, Warner faced financial difficulties within his family, which meant he struggled to acquire even a proper cricket bat. Despite these obstacles, his passion for the sport remained unwavering, demonstrating a resilience that would define his career.

As a natural left-handed batsman, Warner initially faced a pivotal moment when his coach, at the age of thirteen, advised him to switch to batting right-handed. While that might have been a turning point for many, Warner’s mother believed in her son’s inherent talent and encouraged him to stick to his left-handed style. Just a year later, he returned to his roots, embracing his natural batting technique, which would later contribute to his explosive performance on the field. At fourteen, Warner sought to alleviate his financial woes by working at Woolworths, a popular supermarket chain. Balancing work with school commitments, he often toiled late into the night to earn pocket money, which he used for various costs, including school camp fees, outings, and even Christmas presents for his parents.

Warner’s dedication and hard work culminated in an unforgettable moment in early 2009 when he made his international debut for Australia at the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG). What made this achievement remarkable was that he had not played any First-Class matches prior to this, yet he dazzled audiences and critics alike by single-handedly dismantling the South African bowling attack, scoring an impressive 89 runs off just 43 balls. His cricketing prowess led him to become known as a “Kaboom” hitter, a term that aptly describes his explosive batting style. This notoriety also turned into a lucrative partnership with Gray-Nicolls, whose Kaboom bat he not only endorsed but also received royalties from every sale.

Beyond the cricket field, Warner has embraced various interests and ventures. He is married to Candice Falzon, a renowned Australian iron-woman, surf-lifesaver, and model, further emphasizing his connection to the athletic world. In 2014, he showcased his creativity by authoring a series of adventure books for children titled “The Kaboom Kid- The Big Switch.” As a savvy investor, Warner holds a significant stake in ‘666’ Pure Tasmanian Vodka and has a notable track record in real estate, having sold multiple properties at healthy profits. His passion for horse racing is evident as well; he owns six racehorses and once controversially skipped a domestic match to attend the races.

Warner’s adventurous spirit extends beyond his professional endeavors; he is a travel enthusiast who relishes the opportunity to explore diverse cultures around the globe. While he once faced challenges with gambling, he sought counseling and successfully overcame this hurdle, showcasing his commitment to personal growth. With a wealth of international cricket statistics to his name, David Warner’s life is a rich tapestry of talent, hard work, and resilience, embodying the very essence of a modern sports icon.

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Note: All biographical information compiled from publicly available sources.