David Warner kisses his helmet, gives it away to young fan after his last international innings

On the final day of the third Test at the iconic Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney, Pakistan and Australia went head to head. After bowling out Pakistan for 115 in their second innings, Australia were left with a target of 130 to chase.  They successfully pursued the target, losing only two wickets and securing the game by eight wickets. This win resulted in Australia clinching the series with a 3-0 margin.

In a poignant moment after the match, Warner kissed his helmet and generously gave it away to a young fan, marking the conclusion of his last international innings. Earlier, in a fitting farewell at the SCG, Warner showcased his cricketing prowess, completing a commendable half-century in his final innings for Australia. The occasion became even more special as Warner, amidst a guard of honour from Pakistan, walked onto the field to pursue a target of 130, contributing to Australia's 3-0 clean sweep of the cricket series.

Acknowledging the significance of the moment, Usman Khawaja paid the ultimate respect to Warner, offering him the spotlight as he embarked on the last innings of his career and the series. Warner, known for his aggressive style, wasted no time taking on the Pakistan quicks with flair, prompting cheers from the SCG crowd.

Warner's farewell innings provided fans with a nostalgic display of cricketing brilliance

The fans were treated to a nostalgic display as David Warner, in a reminiscent fashion, played an exciting knock, showcasing the skills that defined his 12-year career in the baggy green. Despite Pakistan surviving the onslaught until lunch on day five, Warner's performance left a lasting impact.

In a heartwarming gesture, Warner continued his tradition of connecting with fans. After finishing his career on 57 runs, he handed his gloves to a young boy during lunch. As he walked into the member's stand, he bestowed another young fan with his gloves and helmet, marking a poignant moment that resonated with fans who appreciated the cricketer's kindness. It was indeed a memorable conclusion to Warner's last innings, with two young fans taking home cherished mementos from the cricket legend.