Twitter explodes as David Warner responds to 'sandpaper' chants by sarcastically emptying his pockets
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When the crowd chanted 'sandpaper thief' as David Warner moved to the boundary to field on Day 3, the Aussie responded in a hilarious way to show he had nothing with him, by pulling his pockets out. The cheeky and funny act from Warner got people talking, and Twitter reacted on the same.
That was a perfect way to respond!!
Warner having fun with the crowd in front of Hollies Stand. Pulling his pockets out to show there is nothing in there
— Chris Barrett (@ChrisBarrett_)
Hahaha!!
Warner turns out his pockets for the Edgbaston crowd.
— Tom Dutton (@TomDutty)
Vadivelu must have taken it to another level!!😂😂
Close Enough..😂😂
— V M T ™ (@VMT_Official)
David Warner.
Hilarious!! 😂😂
Me infront of security guard before entering exam hall... 😜
— ʷʰʸ (@Wolverine__lll)
He might smile but it must be hurting him a lot!!
Crowd: "He's got sandpaper in his hands" 🎶
— ESPNcricinfo (@ESPNcricinfo)
David Warner:
Warner = thug life!!
— Nishant Perera 🇦🇺 (@Nishuperera)
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David Warner responds to the chants from the Edgbaston crowd and they love it 😂 😍 😍
Cricket is a sport where everyone plays with spirit!!
One more reason to love the Ashes, Warner, the crowd & Test Cricket! 😍
— Cricket Update (@Cricketupdate25)
We need more
Davey is not that easy!!😂
good on playing along with the crowd 👏👏
— stefan ratcliffe (@STEFFIBIZNESS)
Warner joins the crowd like a boss!!
Warner just tamed the entire crowd like a boss ❤️
— Raunak (@Yes_ThatGuy)
Brave enough to manage the pain even after getting insulted by the local crowd!
Crowd at Edgbaston singing to Warner “you only cry on the tele” 🤣🤣🤣🏏
— David Sillis (@Sillis09)
Warner dealt with the crowd in an extremely diplomatic manner!
Loved the response given by warner to the local crowd by showing his empty pockets. Hilarious indeed. 😀😀.
— Aravindh Renka (@RenkaAravindh)
Gentleman's game at it's best.
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