Warner has so far hit two fifties and a century but Waugh says the explosive opener is yet to reach his destructive best in this World Cup.
David Warner was at his devastating best when he smashed his first century since making a comeback from his year-long ban and helped his side beat Pakistan by 41 runs.
David Warner gifted his Man of the Match award to a young fan who was present in the crowd to support the Australian camp against Pakistan.
David Warner returned to form with a brilliant century, and Pat Cummins and pace duo of Mitchell Starc shined with the ball to secure a third victory for Australia in World Cup 2019.
Seeking to silence his doubters, Warner made 107 off 111 balls, a few days after his uncharacteristic half-century against India surprised the cricket fraternity.
David Warner returned to form with a brilliant century, and Pat Cummins and Mitchell Starc shined with the ball to secure a third victory for Australia in World Cup 2019.
Steve Smith was constantly booed by Indian fans during the World Cup fixture between India and Australia at the Kennington Oval on June 9 which the Men in Blue won by 36 runs.
Ricky Ponting defended Australia's top-order after it failed to fire against India and said the opening pair of Aaron Finch-David Warner is among the best in the world.
David Warner played out 50 dots in Australia's unsuccessful chase of 353 against India, including 14 in a row at one point.
David Warner scored an unbeaten 89 off 114 balls against Afghanistan but his 56 off 84 balls in a chase of 353 against India put pressure on the batsmen later on.
David Warner has been using "bat sensor" during the training session, which could help him prepare for opposition's bowling attack throughout the World Cup.
It was during the end of second hour when Jai Kishan, a British fast bowler of Indian origin, was hit on the head while trying to stop Warner's shot.
David Warner was booed when he walked out to open Australia's 208 chase and later when he reached a half-century against Afghanistan.
After a day or two of ifs and buts, David Warner has been declared fit to play and is all set to open the batting for Australia in their 2019 World Cup opener against Afghanistan.
Despite peaking at the right time, the Australians will be aware that Afghanistan have the ability to rise to the challenge on the world stage.
Australia's coach Justin Langer has asked fans to show respect to David Warner and Steve Smith.
Both Smith and Warner will use the showpiece to restore their credentials after their role in the infamous ball-tampering scandal in South Africa.
Langer is still sweating over Warner's fitness but insisted that he will take no chances if the dashing opener is not 100 per cent fit.
Sachin Tendulkar has picked three players who can make a major impact with their performances in the 2019 World Cup.
David Warner missed Australia's final World Cup warm-up match against Sri Lanka on Monday after he suffered from tightness in his upper leg.
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