PHOTO: David Warner’s daughter Ivy Mae turns 1

David Warner’s daughter Ivy Mae, born September 11, turned one on Friday as the cricketer posted a collage of pictures featuring him, the toddler and wife Candice. The cricketer, who is known to share every special moment with his daughter on with his fans, said, “Happy 1st birthday to our little Ivy Mae. Time has flown and we cannot believe how fast Ivy Mae is growing up. We are blessed to have this little angel that melts our hearts everyday. #proudparents #party #willbespoilt @candywarner1.” Cricket Australia has confirmed that the cricketer will miss Australia’s upcoming tour of Bangladesh due to the thumb injury that he had sustained during second One-Day International (ODI) against England at Lord’s. READ: David Warner to miss Australia’s tour of Bangladesh tour 2015

Happy 1st birthday to our little Ivy Mae. Time has flown and we cannot believe how fast Ivy Mae is growing up. We are blessed to have this little angel that melts our hearts everyday. #proudparents #party #willbespoilt @candywarner1

A photo posted by David Warner (@davidwarner31) on Sep 10, 2015 at 6:40pm PDT

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Meanwhile, Candice also posted a snap of the three wishing the little one. She said, “1 year today our gorgeous princess Ivy Mae joined us in this world. She is our little ray of sunshine and our best friend. Words can’t begin to describe the love we have for her. Happy Birthday to our girl. @davidwarner31 & I are blessed.”

On missing out cricket for a couple of months, the New South Wales cricketer said, “It’s really disappointing. I never want to miss a match for Australia but I’ll be doing everything I possibly can to get back as quickly as possible.” Poll: Who will win England vs Australia 2015, 4th ODI at Leeds?

While returning to Australia, Warner had apologised to his fans for the Ashes 2015 defeat. It is sad to be leaving the tour early. It has been a tough summer. I have thoroughly enjoyed every minute besides not winning the ashes but we are currently 2-0 up and WC champions. Thanks to all the fans that turned up to watch both forms and sorry for those who purchased day four and five tickets and did not get to see any cricket,” the opener said.