Australia batsman David Warner, who is playing his final Test match, has given good news to fans. In fact, during the ongoing third Test against Pakistan, David Warner shared a video and said that his lost baggy green cap has been found. Let us tell you that every player gets a baggy green cap on his debut in Test cricket for Australia.
Before the start of the third day of play between Australia and Pakistan at the Sydney Cricket Ground, David Warner announced on the social media app Instagram that his two baggy green caps had been found. He also thanked everyone involved in the search.
David Warner said in the video: Hello everyone. I am very excited to announce to you all that my Baggy Green Caps have arrived. Every cricketer knows how special this cap is. I will treasure it all my life. I am very grateful to everyone involved in the search. The burden that has been on my shoulders these past few days has been lifted, so I appreciate that. Thanks to everyone involved.
According to a statement from Cricket Australia, the bag he was kept in was found at the team hotel (in Sydney) containing all of his belongings. Although how they got it is still a mystery.
Cricket Australia said it did not know how the missing bag got there, despite an extensive search and review of CCTV footage at multiple locations and multi-party efforts since Tuesday. Earlier this week, Warner's bag, which contained a baggy green hat, was lost en route from Melbourne to Sydney. Afterwards, Warner made an emotional appeal on social media to return his baggy green.