Ind vs Aus | Warner suffers concussion, will not continue in 2nd Test
The Hindu
Matt Renshaw will replace David Warner as a concussion substitute for Australia during the ongoing Test against India in New Delhi
Australia opener David Warner will play no further part in the second test against India after suffering a concussion when he was struck in the head while batting on day one, the team said on Saturday.
The tourists, who suffered a heavy defeat in the opening test and were dismissed for 263 in their first innings on Friday, will bring Matt Renshaw into the team as a concussion substitute.
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