David Warner’s ‘stolen’ Baggy Green mystery gets solved. It was first thought that Warner’s backpack had gone missing during the squad’s voyage from Melbourne to Sydney. However the bag was actually with the Australian team the entire time.
The riddle of David Warner’s lost baggy green headgear solve in a surprise twist. It first thought that Warner’s backpack had gone missing during the squad’s voyage from Melbourne to Sydney. However the bag was actually with the Australian team the entire time.
Anonymous team sources revealed that a member of the support crew discover Warner’s backpack on the night of January 2 at the Intercontinental Hotel in Double Bay. The ba pack in a “half coffin” cricket bag, which caused confusion with the labelled “full coffin” bags during the search for the lost caps.
The bag containing Warner’s backpack intentionally position separate from his other bags. Its label discreetly tuck underneath, adding curiosity to the situation.
The national drama last several days and includ everyone from the Prime Minister to Cricket Australia’s CEO, with Warner’s father calling suspect thieves “scumbags” on live radio. The crisis reach a climax on January 4, when squad manager Catherine Wightman perform a painstaking search of all 64 bags. Finding Warner’s backpack just in time for his final Test.
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Captain Pat Cummins, who enigmatic about the event, advise reporters to contact Warner for more information. However, even after the backpack retrieve, Warner remain blissfully unaware, diverting inquiries to the security crew.
“You’ll have to ask security. I wish I had pull that prank. You’ll need to ask Frank [Dimasi] or Stu Bailey [security personnel]. I actually had it handed to me, and no one said anything to me. That is legitimate. ” Warner state, as quote by the Sydney Morning Herald.
As the final episode of this surprising drama comes to a close, one cannot help but marvel at the strange twists and turns that unfolded in the search for David Warner’s missing baggy greens. Perhaps, as far as mysteries go, this one didn’t require a detective, but rather an inquisitive team member on January 2, who inadvertently possessed the answer to the mystery all along.
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