Warner to miss T20I series against India after World Cup triumph

David Warner has been withdrawn from the T20I series against India following the ODI World Cup.

Warner joins a gathering of multiformat players who will skirt the five-coordinate series in front of the home summer what begins with the primary Test against Pakistan on December 14.

Pat Cummins, Josh Hazlewood and Mitchell Starc are additionally heading home alongside allrounders Cameron Green and Mitchell Swamp.

Warner had an exceptional World Cup where he scored 535 runs at 48.63. The impending Pakistan series will be the last phase of his Test vocation with him having reserved the SCG toward the beginning of January for his retirement from the arrangement.

Western Australia allrounder Aaron Hardie, who made his presentation in South Africa recently, has been added to the T20I crew. Kane Richardson has likewise been called up as a trade for Spencer Johnson who has a hamstring injury.

Regardless of beginning only four days after the ODI World Cup last, the series goes about as a component of the development to the following year's T20 version in West Indies and the USA. Australia as of now have six more T20Is planned before that competition with a couple of three-match series against West Indies and New Zealand in February.

The crew currently incorporates seven players who included during the World Cup in addition to Tanveer Sangha who was a voyaging save all through.

The side will be driven by Matthew Swim in spite of the fact that Swamp, who captained them to a 3-0 triumph against South Africa in September, is the number one for the job on a super durable premise.

There will likewise be a substitute mentor for the series with Andre Borovec assuming responsibility as Andrew McDonald gets back in front of the late spring.

The series starts off in Visakhapatnam on Thursday.

Australia's T20I squad Matthew Wade (capt), Travis Head, Steven Smith, Glenn Maxwell, Matt Short, Marcus Stoinis, Tim David, Josh Inglis, Aaron Hardie, Jason Behrendorff, Sean Abbott, Nathan Ellis, Kane Richardson, Adam Zampa, Tanveer Sangha