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Warner To Play 4th Test Despite Dizzy Spells

Sydney, Jan 18: Australia opening batsman David Warner says he has been suffering dizziness since being hit on the head by a bouncer from India fast bowler Umesh Yadav but will be fit for the

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Sydney, Jan 18: Australia opening batsman David Warner says he has been suffering dizziness since being hit on the head by a bouncer from India fast bowler Umesh Yadav but will be fit for the fourth cricket test in Adelaide from next Tuesday.

Warner was struck near the left ear during his innings of 180 from 159 balls in last week's third test at Perth. Australia won the test by an innings and 37 runs and will take a 3-0 lead into the final match of the four-test series.

Warner withdrew from the Sydney Thunder's Twenty20 Big Bash match against the Brisbane Heat on Tuesday, hours after being selected in an unchanged Australian team for the Adelaide test.

He says his withdrawal was precautionary.