David Warner had a disastrous run for the Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) in IPL 2021. Starting the 14th edition as the Hyderabad skipper, Warner was slammed for his captaincy and below-par strike-rate with the bat before he was sacked as skipper, being replaced by Kane Williamson, and soon lost his spot in the playing XI.&nbsp;

Warner got only a few chances in IPL 14's final leg in the UAE, however, he failed to get going. Thus, he was out of contention before Hyderabad was officially eliminated from the playoffs race. IPL 2021 became the first-ever season where Warner couldn't cross the 500-run mark for the franchise ever since joining them in 2014. He ended with only 195 runs in 8 games and his relationship with the team management went downhill as the season progressed. While he wasn't been retained by the franchise and is set to be one of the most-wanted players in the IPL 2022 mega auction, the Aussie opener recently shared his doubts whether Hyderabad would've a good mega auction or not.

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Here's how it all panned out -

Tom Moody, the SRH head coach, congratulated the Pat Cummins-led Australia for winning the Ashes 2021 on Tuesday (December 28). He tweeted saying, "A total demolition job from Australia. England have had their gaping holes in test cricket covered for too long by two superstars, these are exposed away from home!" To this, a fan asked if the franchise will have a good IPL auction next year. Thus, Warner jumped in and shared his doubts.&nbsp;

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Warner's tweet didn't go unnoticed as the one-time winners SRH's official Twitter handle also replied to the Aussie opener in a savage manner. Here's what SRH's official handle tweeted:

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Despite taking SRH to their maiden title in 2016 and scoring plenty of runs for the franchise, Warner's end with the franchise has been an unfortunate turn of events. For the unversed, SRH have retained the likes of Williamson, Abdul Samad and pacer Umran Malik.&nbsp;

It will be interesting to see who all are added in the SRH franchise post the mega auction, scheduled to be held in Bengaluru in mid-February 2022. For Warner, he might be picked by one of the two new IPL teams -- Lucknow or Ahmedabad -- before the mega auction or will certainly go under the hammer during the auction proceedings.

David Warner had a disastrous run for the Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) in IPL 2021. Starting the 14th edition as the Hyderabad skipper, Warner was slammed for his captaincy and below-par strike-rate with the bat before he was sacked as skipper, being replaced by Kane Williamson, and soon lost his spot in the playing XI.

David Warner had a disastrous run for the Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) in IPL 2021. Starting the 14th edition as the Hyderabad skipper, Warner was slammed for his captaincy and below-par strike-rate with the bat before he was sacked as skipper, being replaced by Kane Williamson, and soon lost his spot in the playing XI. Warner got only a few chances in IPL 14's final leg in the UAE, however, he failed to get going. Thus, he was out of contention before Hyderabad was officially eliminated from the playoffs race. IPL 2021 became the first-ever season where Warner couldn't cross the 500-run mark for the franchise ever since joining them in 2014. He ended with only 195 runs in 8 games and his relationship with the team management went downhill as the season progressed. While he wasn't been retained by the franchise and is set to be one of the most-wanted players in the IPL 2022 mega auction, the Aussie opener recently shared his doubts whether Hyderabad would've a good mega auction or not. ALSO READ | Kane Williamson, two uncapped Indian players retained by SRH, PBKS let go off KL Rahul Here's how it all panned out - Tom Moody, the SRH head coach, congratulated the Pat Cummins-led Australia for winning the Ashes 2021 on Tuesday (December 28). He tweeted saying, "A total demolition job from Australia. England have had their gaping holes in test cricket covered for too long by two superstars, these are exposed away from home!" To this, a fan asked if the franchise will have a good IPL auction next year. Thus, Warner jumped in and shared his doubts. Baha doubt it https://t.co/eQCvlvzYXG — David Warner (@davidwarner31) December 28, 2021 × ALSO READ | When Shah Rukh Khan said he would sell his pants to have MS Dhoni play for KKR in IPL Warner's tweet didn't go unnoticed as the one-time winners SRH's official Twitter handle also replied to the Aussie opener in a savage manner. Here's what SRH's official handle tweeted: Congrats on the Ashes win Davey - Looks like you are back to 🍾🍻 form and enjoying the after party! On the other hand we hope you have a good auction! 👍🏼😂 https://t.co/grZrRn5Zqm — SunRisers Hyderabad (@SunRisers) December 28, 2021 × Despite taking SRH to their maiden title in 2016 and scoring plenty of runs for the franchise, Warner's end with the franchise has been an unfortunate turn of events. For the unversed, SRH have retained the likes of Williamson, Abdul Samad and pacer Umran Malik. It will be interesting to see who all are added in the SRH franchise post the mega auction, scheduled to be held in Bengaluru in mid-February 2022. For Warner, he might be picked by one of the two new IPL teams -- Lucknow or Ahmedabad -- before the mega auction or will certainly go under the hammer during the auction proceedings.

David Warner doubts SRH will do well in IPL 2022 auction, franchise comes up with savage response

David Warner had a dramatic fall from grace at Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2021 as he endured one of his worst seasons. From being sacked from captaincy to getting&nbsp;dropped from the playing XI, SRH's treatment of the star Australian batsman raised eyebrows throughout the league stage of the tournament which concluded on Friday (October 08).

Warner, who has been one of the most consistent run-getters in IPL over the years, was sacked from captaincy midway through the 2021 season. He was replaced by Kane Williamson as the captain of the side before being entirely dropped from the playing XI. He did feature in SRH's first couple of matches in the UAE leg of the tournament before being left out for the remainder of the season.

Several former cricketers and fans questioned SRH's treatment of their former captain, slamming the franchise's team management. Now, a report in Foxsports.com.au has claimed that SRH's Director of Cricket Tom Moody's desire to become the next head coach of the Indian cricket team can be one of the reasons behind Warner's fall from grace at the franchise.

The report claimed that Moody wants to replace Ravi Shastri as the next head coach of team India and has set his sight on the top post. The report also added that the owners of SRH are 'influential' figures in BCCI which might have prompted Moody to make the decision of benching Warner and giving Indian youngsters a chance in IPL 2021.

"It’s understood by foxsports.com.au the former World Cup-winner and well-travelled coach is eyeing the Indian coaching job, which is set to be vacated by Shastri following the impending T20 World Cup. Moody, who after a long stint as head coach of the Sunrisers, where together with Warner as his captain led them to glory in 2016, was replaced by former England coach Trevor Bayliss but later named as the franchise’s director of cricket," said the report.

"It’s believed the Sunrisers’ owners are influential figures in the BCCI, which could explain the decision to leave Warner out for their past half-a-dozen matches and turn to youth,’’ the report added.

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Moody had applied for the India head coach post in the year 2019 when Shastri's contract was extended by the BCCI. Moody was the head coach of SRH for seven years from 2013 to 2019 and led the team to their only IPL title in 2016 with Warner as captain.

Trevor Bayliss replaced Moody as the head coach of SRH in 2020. However, in December 2020, the former Australian cricketer was named SRH's Director of Cricket. It remains to be seen if Moody will apply for the India head coach post after Shastri's exit post the T20 World Cup 2021.

David Warner had a dramatic fall from grace at Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2021 as he endured one of his worst seasons. From being sacked from captaincy to getting dropped from the playing XI, SRH's treatment of the star Australian batsman raised eyebrows throughout the league stage of the tournament which concluded on Friday (October 08).

David Warner had a dramatic fall from grace at Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2021 as he endured one of his worst seasons. From being sacked from captaincy to getting dropped from the playing XI, SRH's treatment of the star Australian batsman raised eyebrows throughout the league stage of the tournament which concluded on Friday (October 08). Warner, who has been one of the most consistent run-getters in IPL over the years, was sacked from captaincy midway through the 2021 season. He was replaced by Kane Williamson as the captain of the side before being entirely dropped from the playing XI. He did feature in SRH's first couple of matches in the UAE leg of the tournament before being left out for the remainder of the season. Several former cricketers and fans questioned SRH's treatment of their former captain, slamming the franchise's team management. Now, a report in Foxsports.com.au has claimed that SRH's Director of Cricket Tom Moody's desire to become the next head coach of the Indian cricket team can be one of the reasons behind Warner's fall from grace at the franchise. The report claimed that Moody wants to replace Ravi Shastri as the next head coach of team India and has set his sight on the top post. The report also added that the owners of SRH are 'influential' figures in BCCI which might have prompted Moody to make the decision of benching Warner and giving Indian youngsters a chance in IPL 2021. "It’s understood by foxsports.com.au the former World Cup-winner and well-travelled coach is eyeing the Indian coaching job, which is set to be vacated by Shastri following the impending T20 World Cup. Moody, who after a long stint as head coach of the Sunrisers, where together with Warner as his captain led them to glory in 2016, was replaced by former England coach Trevor Bayliss but later named as the franchise’s director of cricket," said the report. "It’s believed the Sunrisers’ owners are influential figures in the BCCI, which could explain the decision to leave Warner out for their past half-a-dozen matches and turn to youth,’’ the report added. Also Read: David Warner hints at SRH exit in emotional post: My family and I are going to miss you Moody had applied for the India head coach post in the year 2019 when Shastri's contract was extended by the BCCI. Moody was the head coach of SRH for seven years from 2013 to 2019 and led the team to their only IPL title in 2016 with Warner as captain. Trevor Bayliss replaced Moody as the head coach of SRH in 2020. However, in December 2020, the former Australian cricketer was named SRH's Director of Cricket. It remains to be seen if Moody will apply for the India head coach post after Shastri's exit post the T20 World Cup 2021.

Tom Moody's desire to become India's next head coach reason behind David Warner's fall from grace at SRH?

Cheteshwar Pujara was the highest scorer in the 2018/19 Border-Gavaskar Trophy, however, the Indian batsman has failed to leave any impact in the ongoing Test series.&nbsp;

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Former Australian legend Tom Moody talked about Pujara's batting and said his style doesn’t do anything to threaten the bowler or throw him off guard, which in turn, allows the bowler to settle due to which he is struggling in the on-going series.&nbsp;

“One observation I have with Pujara… there’s no question about his quality, he’s a very fine Test batsman. But one thing I will say is that his style of play allows the bowler to hone in on a dinner plate and remain in that competitive length and line, where another proactive batsman is reversing the pressure back on the bowler and they are finding it hard to find a dinner plate,” Moody said on ESPNCricinfo.

“There’s a small sort of window on a very good length and line. So Pujara is never quite forcing a bowler like Hazlewood to or a Pat Cummins off that length because he is resolute on his defence. And if they are allowed to stay in there, the ball is going to just bounce a little bit more, seam a little bit more and his bat is going to be sitting there for that.”

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Moody went on to talk about how many Indian batsmen, including Pujara, threw away a good start and how Thakur and Sundar's partnership saved the day for the visitors.&nbsp;

“They were saved by the partnership between Thakur and Sundar. If the partnership hadn’t evolved, we’d be talking about the fact that the top order all got starts, except for Shubman Gill and failed to cash in on what was a pretty good batting surface,” Moody mentioned.

“I think we’ve seen today how a good a surface it was at the Gabba and to get a start as a top-order batsman in a Test match and get yourself in and not convert to something substantial, is something you do kick yourself for and a number of the top-order batsman did that through some indifference strokeplay and you have to give credit to the Australian bowlers.”

Cheteshwar Pujara was the highest scorer in the 2018/19 Border-Gavaskar Trophy, however, the Indian batsman has failed to leave any impact in the ongoing Test series.

Cheteshwar Pujara was the highest scorer in the 2018/19 Border-Gavaskar Trophy, however, the Indian batsman has failed to leave any impact in the ongoing Test series. ALSO READ: Barcelona star Lionel Messi receives first red card in club career Former Australian legend Tom Moody talked about Pujara's batting and said his style doesn’t do anything to threaten the bowler or throw him off guard, which in turn, allows the bowler to settle due to which he is struggling in the on-going series. “One observation I have with Pujara… there’s no question about his quality, he’s a very fine Test batsman. But one thing I will say is that his style of play allows the bowler to hone in on a dinner plate and remain in that competitive length and line, where another proactive batsman is reversing the pressure back on the bowler and they are finding it hard to find a dinner plate,” Moody said on ESPNCricinfo. “There’s a small sort of window on a very good length and line. So Pujara is never quite forcing a bowler like Hazlewood to or a Pat Cummins off that length because he is resolute on his defence. And if they are allowed to stay in there, the ball is going to just bounce a little bit more, seam a little bit more and his bat is going to be sitting there for that.” ALSO READ: FIFA dismisses Atletico Madrid's appeal against Kieran Trippier's gambling ban Moody went on to talk about how many Indian batsmen, including Pujara, threw away a good start and how Thakur and Sundar's partnership saved the day for the visitors. “They were saved by the partnership between Thakur and Sundar. If the partnership hadn’t evolved, we’d be talking about the fact that the top order all got starts, except for Shubman Gill and failed to cash in on what was a pretty good batting surface,” Moody mentioned. “I think we’ve seen today how a good a surface it was at the Gabba and to get a start as a top-order batsman in a Test match and get yourself in and not convert to something substantial, is something you do kick yourself for and a number of the top-order batsman did that through some indifference strokeplay and you have to give credit to the Australian bowlers.”

'His style of play allows the bowler..': Tom Moody on Cheteshwar Pujara

Steve Smith's form has seen a drastic drop in the on-going series against India. The Australian batsman started off the series on a high as he scored back-to-back quickfire centuries in the first two ODIs against India, however, he has had a disappointing score in the Tests.&nbsp;

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In the first Test, Smith was dismissed for 1 in the first innings, and then only got to play a few balls in the 2nd innings. In the 2nd Test, the batsman was dismissed for a duck and 8 in the two innings, and now questions are being raised on his form.

However, Smith might go all out in the third Test at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Tom Moody said that Smith has the ability to burst out and rattle the oppositions when he is least expected to.

“You have to look at his record, he is overdue, that doesn’t give you any guarantees but what it tells us that there is a caged lion ready to burst out and there is no one more determined than him to make sure that he is scoring runs in the new year,” Moody told ESPNcricinfo.

“There is always that talk between Williamson, and Kohli and Smith, so he will be very keen to make sure he remains in that conversation regularly,” Moody further added.

India take on Australia in the SCG Test beginning on Thursday with the series levelled 1-1.

Steve Smith's form has seen a drastic drop in the on-going series against India. The Australian batsman started off the series on a high as he scored back-to-back quickfire centuries in the first two ODIs against India, however, he has had a disappointing score in the Tests.

Steve Smith's form has seen a drastic drop in the on-going series against India. The Australian batsman started off the series on a high as he scored back-to-back quickfire centuries in the first two ODIs against India, however, he has had a disappointing score in the Tests. Also read: 'It is really great for us': Ajinkya Rahane praises spinner duo of Ashwin and Jadeja In the first Test, Smith was dismissed for 1 in the first innings, and then only got to play a few balls in the 2nd innings. In the 2nd Test, the batsman was dismissed for a duck and 8 in the two innings, and now questions are being raised on his form. However, Smith might go all out in the third Test at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Tom Moody said that Smith has the ability to burst out and rattle the oppositions when he is least expected to. “You have to look at his record, he is overdue, that doesn’t give you any guarantees but what it tells us that there is a caged lion ready to burst out and there is no one more determined than him to make sure that he is scoring runs in the new year,” Moody told ESPNcricinfo. “There is always that talk between Williamson, and Kohli and Smith, so he will be very keen to make sure he remains in that conversation regularly,” Moody further added. India take on Australia in the SCG Test beginning on Thursday with the series levelled 1-1.

'You have to look at his record': Tom Moody on Steve Smith bouncing back in form

Prithvi Shaw has been out of form and his selection for the first Test match against Australia left fans scratching their heads over the calls, however, their fears came to reality as Shaw was clean bowled for a duck. However, it did not just end there, Shaw made some serious blunders while fielding too.&nbsp;

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In the second innings, Shaw was out in similar fashion after scoring four runs. India ended the second day with a lead of 62 runs over Australia.&nbsp;

However, Tom Moody feels that in-form Shubman Gill should have been the man to open for India along with Mayank Agarwal.

“Prithvi Shaw is not the one that has failed here, the selectors have failed. He shouldn’t have gotten picked to begin with knowing that he’s coming into this Test series out of form and also with the technical flaws that have been exposed over a dozen balls. So to me he was set up to fail in a way,” Moody told ESPNCricinfo.

“For me, Shubman Gill should have been the person to play to begin with. His technique is a lot more water tight and he’s shown that he’s got a wonderful temperament. I’m not saying that Prithvi Shaw is not going to make a good Test cricketer. He’s got a huge future in front of him. But at the moment it’s not so much his fault. I think the decision to play him was wrong.”

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Shaw made some serious blunders in fielding too. Shaw dropped Marnus Labuschagne who was batting on just 21 runs. India were on top as Bumrah sent openers back early putting pressure on Australia.

The Aussie went on to score 47 runs for the hosts and was eventually out after being trapped leg before by Umesh Yadav.&nbsp;

“I don’t think the selectors have any other choice but to back him for Melbourne regardless of whether you think it’s going to be more of a tame wicket or whatever the case may be. But you cannot go and pick someone with conviction and suddenly on the back of two knocks, do a backflip and then withdraw him, given what the circumstances heading into the third and fourth Tests, by then Rohit Sharma is likely to return.” he said.&nbsp;

Prithvi Shaw has been out of form and his selection for the first Test match against Australia left fans scratching their heads over the calls, however, their fears came to reality as Shaw was clean bowled for a duck.

Prithvi Shaw has been out of form and his selection for the first Test match against Australia left fans scratching their heads over the calls, however, their fears came to reality as Shaw was clean bowled for a duck. However, it did not just end there, Shaw made some serious blunders while fielding too. Also read: 'Nothing wrong with the Indian effort today': Sunil Gavaskar comforts Virat and Co. In the second innings, Shaw was out in similar fashion after scoring four runs. India ended the second day with a lead of 62 runs over Australia. However, Tom Moody feels that in-form Shubman Gill should have been the man to open for India along with Mayank Agarwal. “Prithvi Shaw is not the one that has failed here, the selectors have failed. He shouldn’t have gotten picked to begin with knowing that he’s coming into this Test series out of form and also with the technical flaws that have been exposed over a dozen balls. So to me he was set up to fail in a way,” Moody told ESPNCricinfo. “For me, Shubman Gill should have been the person to play to begin with. His technique is a lot more water tight and he’s shown that he’s got a wonderful temperament. I’m not saying that Prithvi Shaw is not going to make a good Test cricketer. He’s got a huge future in front of him. But at the moment it’s not so much his fault. I think the decision to play him was wrong.” Also read: 'We will accept you': Brett Lee invites Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma to have their baby in Australia Shaw made some serious blunders in fielding too. Shaw dropped Marnus Labuschagne who was batting on just 21 runs. India were on top as Bumrah sent openers back early putting pressure on Australia. The Aussie went on to score 47 runs for the hosts and was eventually out after being trapped leg before by Umesh Yadav. “I don’t think the selectors have any other choice but to back him for Melbourne regardless of whether you think it’s going to be more of a tame wicket or whatever the case may be. But you cannot go and pick someone with conviction and suddenly on the back of two knocks, do a backflip and then withdraw him, given what the circumstances heading into the third and fourth Tests, by then Rohit Sharma is likely to return.” he said.

'The selectors have failed': Tom Moody feels this batsman should have played instead of Prithvi Shaw

Hyderabad have hired England's World Cup-winning <a href="https://www.google.com/url?client=internal-uds-cse&amp;cx=006054055338965708568:09spwrlibei&amp;q=https://www.wionews.com/photos/after-shastri-who-foreign-coaches-who-can-help-power-indias-world-cup-dream-in-2023-236472&amp;sa=U&amp;ved=2ahUKEwiUxcz2rb7jAhWlmuYKHbWFCeQQFjADegQIDxAB&amp;usg=AOvVaw0K9ohb0wB_I6Y7mrUc26kR">coach </a>Trevor Bayliss ahead of the 2020 season, the Indian Premier League franchise (IPL) said on Thursday.

Bayliss, 56, whose national team contract ends in September, had been linked with multiple IPL franchises by the Indian media since overseeing England's successful 2019 World Cup campaign.

"Trevor Bayliss... has been appointed head coach of Hyderabad," the IPL team said in a statement.

"<a href="https://www.google.com/url?client=internal-uds-cse&amp;cx=006054055338965708568:09spwrlibei&amp;q=https://www.wionews.com/sports/trevor-bayliss-will-have-to-live-with-the-sheldon-salute-says-jason-holder-226942&amp;sa=U&amp;ved=2ahUKEwiUxcz2rb7jAhWlmuYKHbWFCeQQFjAAegQIBhAC&amp;usg=AOvVaw04NqpUhw4p1dUO07up52WW">Trevor </a>has already won two IPL trophies with Kolkata&nbsp;and has also won the Big Bash League and Champions League with Sydney Sixers.

"He's a proven winner and we feel that his successful track record will be ideal in taking Hyderabad forward," the statement read.

Bayliss replaces Australian compatriot Tom Moody, who guided Hyderabad to the IPL title in 2016 and led the team to five playoff appearances in seven seasons.

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Bayliss&nbsp;will take charge of England for the last time as they look to reclaim the <a href="https://www.google.com/url?client=internal-uds-cse&amp;cx=006054055338965708568:09spwrlibei&amp;q=https://www.wionews.com/sports/england-could-bring-world-cup-high-into-ashes-says-ricky-ponting-235508&amp;sa=U&amp;ved=2ahUKEwir4viQrr7jAhXm6XMBHTYtBPYQFjAAegQIABAC&amp;usg=AOvVaw0crR4TQ2GFrANwliIUMxyj">Ashes </a>on home soil against Australia, with the first test starting on August&nbsp;1 at Edgbaston.

Hyderabad have hired England's World Cup-winning coach Trevor Bayliss ahead of the 2020 season, the Indian Premier League franchise (IPL) said on Thursday. Bayliss, 56, whose national team contract ends in September, had been linked with multiple IPL franchises by the Indian media since overseeing England's successful 2019 World Cup campaign.

Hyderabad have hired England's World Cup-winning coach Trevor Bayliss ahead of the 2020 season, the Indian Premier League franchise (IPL) said on Thursday. Bayliss, 56, whose national team contract ends in September, had been linked with multiple IPL franchises by the Indian media since overseeing England's successful 2019 World Cup campaign. "Trevor Bayliss... has been appointed head coach of Hyderabad," the IPL team said in a statement. "Trevor has already won two IPL trophies with Kolkata and has also won the Big Bash League and Champions League with Sydney Sixers. "He's a proven winner and we feel that his successful track record will be ideal in taking Hyderabad forward," the statement read. Bayliss replaces Australian compatriot Tom Moody, who guided Hyderabad to the IPL title in 2016 and led the team to five playoff appearances in seven seasons. 🚨Announcement🚨 Trevor Bayliss, England's WC Winning coach, has been appointed as the new Head Coach of SunRisers Hyderabad. #SRHCoachTrevor pic.twitter.com/ajqeRUBym5 — SunRisers Hyderabad (@SunRisers) July 18, 2019 × Bayliss will take charge of England for the last time as they look to reclaim the Ashes on home soil against Australia, with the first test starting on August 1 at Edgbaston.

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