Pakistan captain Shan Masood stunned after hearing about David Warner's lost Baggy Green, calls for 'countrywide search'
Hindustan TimesDavid Warner is set to bow out of Test and ODI cricket after the upcoming third Test against Pakistan in Sydney. However, there has been a rather unusual development in the run-up to that match with Warner saying that his baggy green Australia Test cap may have been stolen. Shan Masood said that Warner's career deserves to celebrated Warner made an appeal on his social media handles as what he called a ‘last resort’ in which he said that his backpack in which he had kept his Test cap had not reached Sydney from Melbourne, which was where the second Test took place. Pakistan captain Shan Masood was visibly surprised when he was told about the situation during his press conference at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Tuesday and said that the Australian government should launch a “countrywide search” for the baggy green. Warner's appeal Warner says in the caption to the video he shared that his backpack, which contained a couple of his "girls' presents" and his beloved baggy green, did not reach Sydney Airport from Melbourne, where the second Test was played.
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