Twitter reacts to 'agitated' David Warner throwing his bat after Neil Wagner’s one-handed stunner

With Joe Burns gone and Marnus Labuschagne in a mood to score, Warner wasn’t shying away from scoring too many either. Warner had thoroughly enjoyed his day punishing Lockie Ferguson with boundaries and seemed to have the right flow. He was also seen sharing a heated exchange with Tim Southee. So the Warner we were witnessing was the Warner true to his form in all senses. But, much to his dismay, the flow was broken and how!

Facing Wagner in the 26th over, Warner was getting accustomed to the pacer’s adjusted lengths. Wagner adopted fuller deliveries, instead of his usual short ones, to tackle Warner. The batsman, having defended the first three deliveries of the over, of the same length, lowered his bat only to mistime the punch and hence pushed it to the right of the bowler. Wagner, who was still in movement, was jogging towards his right and in the process caught hold of the ball when it was hardly an inch up in flight, well about to touch the ground.

With Wagner plucking the absolute beauty just ahead of lunch, Warner’s disappointment was nothing but expected. But the Aussie was not leaving without showcasing a tantrum and he threw the bat to show how displeased he was with the incredible caught and bowled. In the next minute, Warner picked up his bat and finished his walk back to the Pavillion and just before entering, a little inside the ropes, he threw his gloves and helmet and left with disappointment.WHAT A CATCH BY WAGNER! 

David Warner's reaction says it all! 

Not a small feat to get the inform batsman out! 

Kudos to the cameraman! 

Undoubtedly! 

Sad to see " Little Davy" miss out on a half century! 

What a warrior! 

Same here! 

After Wagner's catch, Smith was dropped twice!  

Wagner what a treat to watch! 

There is no debate! 

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