ISLAMABAD (PEN) : Despite Karachi Kings’ early exit from the Pakistan Super League (PSL) Season 10, Australian cricket star David Warner has earned widespread admiration from Pakistani fans for his performance and sportsmanship throughout the tournament.
Warner’s Impactful Return and Performance
Returning to Pakistan after the league’s temporary suspension due to regional tensions, Warner reaffirmed his commitment to PSL by leading Karachi Kings as captain. The seasoned opener showcased consistent form, scoring 368 runs across 11 matches at an average of 33.45.
Warner’s innings included three half-centuries, with a personal best of 86 against Peshawar Zalmi at Rawalpindi’s Pindi Cricket Stadium.
Winning Hearts Off the Field
Beyond his on-field achievements, Warner’s engagement with local fans and visible enthusiasm for Pakistani cricket culture further cemented his popularity. His leadership and professionalism, especially amid tense geopolitical circumstances, resonated strongly with PSL supporters.
Warner was one of the few overseas players who returned to Pakistan after the league was paused, reinforcing his dedication to both his team and the tournament.
