David Warner acknowledges himself with the 'Best Male Tiktoker of the decade' award

David Warner is considered as one of the most hilarious and fun-loving characters in the world of cricket. He leaves no chance unturned to evoke humour and some banter on the social media world. In fact, Warner is too famous as a hilarious personality in the social media realm. It all started during the lockdown period when he came with funny Tiktok videos to keep fans entertained. And, he is on his rhythm since then.

In the latest turn of events, he came up with a post on Instagram that certifies him as the best male Tiktoker of the year. The award comes from the ICC side, which obviously is a meme content on the part. Recently ICC announced all the major awards of the year and decade. In the same template with ICC mentioned on top of it, Warner created an award for himself which says- ‘Best male Tiktoker of the year.’

People can’t stop laughing at Warner’s epic creativity, and he came with a caption that left people laughing more. He stated that he could have shared this award with Indian spinner Yuzvendra Chahal who is also an equally funny character off the field. His caption reads- “Thanks to everyone for your support 😂😂 @yuzi_chahal23 I thought we would be joint winners 😂😂🤪🤪 #notofficial #funny #buttabomma”

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David Warner expected to return in Sydney Test

David Warner is currently having some time off the field as he is suffering from a groin injury. During India’s second ODI with Australia recently, he suffered a groin strain while fielding and had to leave the action immediately. After the scans, he was ruled out of the further series. He even missed the first two Test matches of Australia. However, it is expected that he would return in action for the Sydney Test commencing 7th January.

India have leveled the series 1-1 at the moment after their brilliant show in Adelaide. It would be a thing to watch as to how India will carry forward its winnings ways in times to come.