West Indies great Brian Lara met Australia's David Warner after the latter scored an unbeaten 335 against Pakistan in the second Test.
In their second Test against Pakistan at the Adelaide Oval, Warner scored 335 in 418 balls, which is the second-highest score by an Australian in a Test innings.
West Indies great Brian Lara was a touch disappointed at Australia's decision to declare the innings when Warner was batting on 335.
David Warner's wife Candice Warner quoted Mahatma Gandhi to praise the Aussie batsman after he scored his first triple century in Test cricket against Pakistan.
David Warner has backed Indian opener Rohit Sharma to go past the 400-run mark in a Test innings.
Warner and Gayle are one of 31 batsmen who have managed to cross 300 and the Australian's score on Saturday is two runs more than Gayle's highest Test score of 333 which he scored against Sri Lanka in Galle in 2010.
While an elated Warner was seen celebrating after notching up his 300 with a boundary off Mohammad Abbas, wife Candice was spotted wiping tears from her cheeks after her husband reached the milestone.
Paine’s decision to put the team above the individual on Saturday evening left Warner in second spot on Australia’s all-time list of biggest test scorers, behind only Matt Hayden’s 380 against Zimbabwe in 2003.
David Warner was unbeaten on 335 when Paine declared the innings at 589/3 and netizens felt the Aussie opener could have broken former West Indies batsman Brian Lara's record of unbeaten 400 in a Test.
David Warner remained unbeaten on 335 on the second day of the Day-Night Test against Pakistan at the Adelaide Oval.
David Warner reached his first triple century in Test cricket, and broke Sir Don Bradman's record at the Adelaide Oval.
David Warner and Marnus Labuschagne added 361 runs for the second wicket in Adelaide, which is the highest stand in a day-night Test.
Australia opener Warner starred again as the hosts raced to 302/1 at stumps on the opening day of the second Test against Pakistan being played under lights at the Adelaide Oval.
David Warner and Marnus Labuschagne posted back-to-back hundreds and combined in a record 294-run partnership as Australia dominated Pakistan’s revamped attack to finish day one at 302-1 in the Day-Night Test.
On Friday, under the Adelaide night sky, Warner leapt in joy once again as he notched up his 23rd Test century and second in the series, against Pakistan in the second Test.
The official Twitter handle of cricket.com.au put out a 14-second video with the caption: "Good old rock, nothing beats that!"
David Warner remained not out on 312/1 with a lead of 72 runs as Australia dominated Pakistan on day two of the first Test.
When Pakistan last toured Australia, Warner averaged 71.20 across three Test matches.
Earlier, Aussie spinner Nathan Lyon felt that Warner would come out all guns blazing in the two-Test series against Pakistan.
Tim Paine has lashed out at England all-rounder Ben Stokes, accusing him of using David Warner's name to 'spike book sales'.
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