“Somebody has taken my backpack out of my baggage … inside this backpack was my Saggy Inexperienced cap,” Warner says
Terming it his “final resort”, Australia’s veteran batter David Warner — who has introduced retiring from one-day worldwide (ODI) cricket after stepping away from Check cricket — made a heartfelt enchantment for the return of his “stolen” Check cap.
Taking to his Instagram deal with, Warner made a public plea for the return of his dishevelled inexperienced caps after they went lacking from his bag whereas being transported from Melbourne.
Within the publish on the social media platform, the veteran stated a few of his possessions bought misplaced in transit.
“Hello all, that is my final resort, however my backpack, which contained my Saggy Inexperienced, has been taken from my baggage, which was transported to Melbourne airport and flown on @qantas to Sydney a couple of days in the past,” Warner stated.
The cricketer stated that the airline instructed him that they checked their cameras and had not seen anybody open their luggage and take the backpack, nevertheless, they did have blind spots.
“Somebody has taken my backpack out of my baggage from Melbourne to Sydney … inside this backpack was my Saggy Inexperienced cap.”
“It is one thing that I might like to have again in my arms strolling on the market this week,” he added.
Warner additional stated: “In case you are the individual, who was both working for the corporate driving it to and from the airport or working for @qantas and have, by likelihood, simply needed the backpack, I’ve one for. I might be grateful if this have been returned asap. Thanks.”
It’s pertinent to say right here that Warner will play his farewell Check in opposition to Pakistan at Sydney Cricket Floor (SCG) slated to be held from January three to 7. It will be the ultimate Check of the Benaud-Qadir Trophy.
— Extra enter from AFP