Fresh from double-ton, Warner 'extra motivated' to do well in India

David Warner who returned to form with a double century in Australias thumping win over South Africa in the Boxing Day Test has said hes not done yet and has the extra motivation to do well in the highlyanticipated India series and the Ashes next yearWarner who had said that Test cricket may be the first one to fall off in his international career shrugged off a prolonged lean phase to come up with a double century in their innings and 182run win over South AfricaI wish you would stop telling me my age I dont feel 36 Warner said after the MCG Test ended inside four daysIm running faster than a lot of these youngsters in the dressing room So when they catch up to me then I might think about pulling the pinThe extra motivation for me is winning in India and completely winning a series in England Ive been told by the coach and the selectors theyd like me to be there I still know what energy I can bring to the teamOn his Test career Warner said Was there doubts Yeah of course there was doubts in my mind But for me it was about just going out there and knowing that Ive still got that hunger and determination because every time I rock up the training Ive got itI think once Ive started losing that spark and energy around training and you know taking the mickey out of people playing some jokes here and there I think thats when I probably know its timeAustralia will take on India in four Tests with series opener scheduled in Nagpur from February 9We know what were going to prepare for theyre going to be turning wickets Its different with the venues Nagpur and Delhi quite dry then Dharamsala that time of the year weve played there and we probably should have won that Test but we lost that ourselvesTheres going to be times when its going to be challenging over there but its about how our batters can build and bat big as we did in PakistanI think with the ball were going to do a fantastic job weve got a worldclass spinner in Nathan Lyon and were going to have to potentially think about playing two spinnersAlso readCommitted to play World Cup next year but will quit if team management says its time David WarnerObviously in Sri Lanka we had good methods and we saw in that first Test in Galle everyone was playing reverse sweeps and sweeps everyone had a method and they stuck to it he addedAsked if this would be Australias best chance to win that elusive Test series in India Warner said Shall I start the headlines now before we go over there I did remember somebody talking about twoday Test the other week Its going to be interestingFed up with Cricket Australias public trial to lift his leadership ban from the South Africa balltampering scandal Warner recently had an outburst and said his family cant be washing machine for crickets dirty laundryThats all parked now I dont have to worry about that Not even thinking about it The focus is now towards Sydney and getting myself right for the BBL Big Bash League he saidThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever