David Warner is easily one of the best opening batsmen in this era of cricket. The frequent aggressive starts of the southpaw have added big value to the Australian cricket team in all three formats over the years. However, his Test record has been phenomenal – averaging over 45 in more than 190 Test innings is a tremendous number.

He is one of the few cricketers to cross 100 Test matches in the modern era of Tests, and he is also the only triple-centurion for his team in the last six-seven years.

This article will list David Warner’s year-wise batting performance and statistics in Test cricket.

David Warner Test Runs Year-wise

YEARRUNSINNINGSAVERAGEHIGH SCORECENTURIES
2011195648.75123*1
20127881843.771802
20139092439.521242
201411361863.111456
201513172454.872534
20167481941.551442
20179972149.851234
2018273739.00630
20197251648.33335*2
20201562156.00111*1
2021307838.37950
20225712030.052001
20235732028.651641
202491245.50570
OVERALL878620544.59335*26

Key Stats

Warner’s 335 against Pakistan at Adelaide Oval (2019) is the highest individual score by any batter in the last decade (2010s).

He is among the only seven triple centurions for Australia in the history of Test cricket.

2014 and 2015 were the best years of David Warner. The Australian opener aggregated more than 1000 runs in both these years, and 10 of his total Test centuries came within these two years.

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