Watch: David Warner's Daughters Call Virat Kohli Their Favourite, Ask For Selfie
Updated - 29 Apr 2020, 04:50 PM
With no action going around at the moment due to the coronavirus pandemic, David Warner is spending quality time with his family at his home. Father of three, the Australia opener was supposed to play in the Indian Premier League (IPL) right now but the pandemic has brought the entire world to a standstill.
IPL 2020 was scheduled to start on March 29. But earlier this month, the BCCI suspended the league indefinitely after the Indian government extended the lockdown till May 3. The lockdown is unlikely to be lifted any time soon and thus, the IPL is unlikely to take place this summer.
And with no action going on, David Warner has been highly active on social media nowadays. More often than not, the star batsman is coming up with posts on social media platforms. And in almost all of those posts, he is being accompanied by his daughters Ivy-Mae and Indi-Rae.
From forcing their father to join TikTok to making guest appearances in live videos of their father, David Warner’s daughters have been keeping the opening batsman very busy during the lockdown. And recently, his daughters made another special appearance while he was featuring in a chat show. Ivy-Mae and Indi-Rae revealed their favourite cricketer and their favourite ‘Indian cricketer’ during the chat.
Unsurprisingly, they named India captain Virat Kohli as their favourite. They also wished ‘good luck’ to Kohli during their appearance on Sony Ten Pit Stop Live Chat. Not only that, they were also quick to point out that while Kohli was their ‘favourite Indian cricketer’, their father was their favourite cricketer.
David Warner then asked his daughters if they wanted a photograph with Virat Kohli. Both Ivy and Indi replied in the affirmative and said they want a selfie with the India captain.
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