The argument that “He’s Too Old” is one of the Great Reasons Why David Warner Should Not Lead Australia

The illustrious Ian Chappell is of the opinion that there is no purpose in David Warner lifetime suspension from captaincy being lifted since he believes that age is not in the unpredictable left-favor. hander’s

Chappell, who is 71 years old, believes that Warner would have been a capable leader if he had been given the opportunity to assume that role at a younger age.

What would happen if Cricket Australia decided to reverse their decision to ban Warner from playing? It’s not like you’re going to make David Warner the captain of any Australian squad, is it? According to Chappell, who was interviewed on the programme Wide World of Sports on Channel Nine, “He’s too old.”

“And he’s not going to be given the job because the captain has got to be young enough to be able to lead by example, and those days are gone for David,” we were told. “And he’s not going to be given the role because he’s not going to be given the role because he’ The former captain of Australia is of the opinion that David Warner wanted his ban on captaincy to be removed so that he could take charge of his Big Bash League team, the Sydney Thunder.

Chappell remarked, “I believe David probably wanted the leadership for his BBL side (the Sydney Thunder) so that he could help them.” Chappell was referring to the Sydney Thunder.

“He (Warner) thinks about the game in a really aggressive manner, and as a result, he would have been an excellent leader for them. It didn’t matter what kind of leadership role he was in; he was always successful.

David Warner was punished with a lifetime suspension from captaincy for his involvement in the ball tampering scandal that occurred in Cape Town in 2018, popularly referred to as “Sandpapergate.”

Chappell also criticised Cricket Australia for the manner it handled the situation, saying that the board was “covering its own behind.” Chappell made this accusation in the context of the matter.

“The CA only looks out for themselves; they don’t care about the player at all.” “This (the Warner incident) is just another example of Cricket Australia not being very competent; it has been handled poorly,” he remarked. “This” refers to the ongoing scandal surrounding Warner.

“My argument is that Cricket Australia will never take any action that is in the best interest of the players or the player; they will only ever take any action in order to protect their own rear end.”