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Warner and Barmy Army Trade Playful Jabs in Social Media Exchange

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Retired Australian batter David Warner engaged in a light-hearted social media exchange with England's famous Barmy Army supporter group. Warner initially made cheeky remarks about Saim Ayub's batting and Marnus Labuschagne's ongoing century drought, before poking fun at England's curfew issues. The Barmy Army retaliated by bringing up Warner's well-documented struggles against former England pacer Stuart Broad. Warner responded humorously, suggesting it was time for his critics to find a new target. The banter highlighted the long-standing, good-natured rivalry between Warner and the Barmy Army.

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