David Warner criticises Stuart Broad, Kevin Pietersen over Twitter row

David Warner (above) said that Kevin Pietersen lets his ego take over and he thrives on it © Getty Images

Nov 20, 2013

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Australian opener David Warner criticised Stuart Broad and asked to ‘stop having a sook’ after the England pacer reacted angrily on Twitter over some harsh words used by the Australian spectators. Warner also targeted Kevin Pietersen by saying the aggressive batsman has already started ‘talking his garbage’.

Warner, who too has copped plenty of abuse from the crowd, told Sydney Morning Herald, “He’s (Broad) already complaining and having a sook.”

He continued, “He can expect a lot. If you have a good laugh and enjoy it, people get behind you. That’s what happened with me in England.”

Warner also made his views clear that England’s charismatic batsman Pietersen, who will play his 100th Test at The Gabba, by adding, “He’s already talking his garbage, but that’s how he is. He lets his ego take over and he thrives on that. We’re here to spoil it (Pietersen’s 100th Test) and I reckon we will.”