David Warner, the former Australia opener, has sharply criticized his teammate Glenn Maxwell’s ambitions to play Test cricket, questioning his commitment to the longer format. Maxwell, who has made a strong name for himself in limited-overs cricket,

The southpaw explained that if Maxwell had played more Sheffield Shield matches, he might have been in the conversation but now, he has nothing to show and in his opinion, the cricketer doesn’t deserve to be named in the squad.

Former Australian batter David Warner believes that Glenn Maxwell does not deserve the opportunity to part of the Test squad.

David Warner’s criticism of his Glenn Maxwell’s desire to get back into the Test team for next year’s tour or Sri Lanka has been swatted away by his replacement as captain at the Melbourne Stars who is adamant that if anyone can transition from the Big Bash to Test cricket it is Maxwell.

David Warner does not believe that Glenn Maxwell should be able to make a comeback to Test cricket without playing Sheffield Shield games.

However, Glenn Maxwell’s former teammate, David Warner, has recently expressed his opinion on the all-rounder’s potential return to test cricket. Warner provided the rationale behind his stance, explaining why the Victorian all-rounder should not be selected in the test squad.

David Warner launched a stuning attack on the 36-year-old batter, who has scored 339 runs in seven Tests during his cricketing career.