David Warner became emotional before the farewell test, childhood friend Khawaja said - not a bit has changed

David Warner will play the last Test match of his Test career against Pakistan at SCG on Wednesday. When Warner came in front of the media before this match, he looked emotional. On this, the reaction of his childhood friend and opening partner Usman Khawaja also came to light. Khawaja told Fox Cricket that it is very special and emotional. I have never seen him like this. You will rarely get to see this side of Warner. He doesn't show you that side of him when he's playing. He is a person who never gives up.

Khawaja also spoke about how Warner feels about ending his Test and ODI career. Khawaja said that playing together and staying together for such a long time is very special. Now a part of that journey is coming to an end.

Recalling his journey with Warner, Khawaja said that he was a cricket-loving kid who dreamed of playing for Australia and he believes he has not changed a bit since his childhood days.

In 111 Test matches since his debut in 2011, Warner has scored 8,695 runs at an average of 44.6, including 26 centuries and 36 half-centuries, proving capable of taking the game away from the opposition in a short period. One of Australia's most successful opening batsmen.