WorldPingDavid Warner playfully engaged with the Barmy Army on social media, starting with light-hearted jabs at Saim Ayub's batting performance.
He cheekily mentioned Marnus Labuschagne's ongoing century drought and poked fun at England's curfew struggles.
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