David Warner has trained his sights on participating in the 2019 ICC World Cup with Australia after making his National Territory Strike League debut for the City Cyclones.
Opening batsman says he wants to work his way back into the Australian team before the 2019 World Cup in England.
David Warner has returned to cricket in Australia for the first time since his year-long ban following the ball tampering scandal in South Africa in March. After scoring 36 runs from 32 balls for the City Cyclones in the NT Strike League the opening batsman made it clear that he has set his sights on a return to the national team before the ICC Cricket World Cup in England next year.
Warner is looking at the positives of his ban, saying he has welcomed a rare break from cricket.
