“David Warner is 70% Indian, 30% Australian”: DC star’s interesting revelation. cricket news

Delhi Capitals (DC)’s young power-hitting duo Tristan Stubbs and Jake Fraser-McGurk candidly chat about their bond over golf sessions, IPL experience, aggressive gameplay, future aspirations and much more. Fraser-McGurk talked about his relationship with Delhi Capitals opening batsman David Warner. He said, “He (David) is one of the most selfless people I’ve ever met. He always has time for everyone. He wants to help you 24/7. He’s always two rooms away from me in every hotel. Lives a distance away. I just go to his room and have coffee every morning.”

He said, “He is more Indian than Australian. That’s what I tell him. I say that. I say he is 70% Indian, 30% Australian.”

Talking about Golf’s first impression and connection, Stubbs said, “I didn’t know anything about him, but he knew my life story,” Stubbs said on the DC Podcast.

Fraser-McGurk said, “I remember the first thought that came to my mind was, he’s a little taller than I imagined. I thought he’d be a little shorter, but he’s quite a big unit. He’s been absolutely fine so far.” “

“We play (golf) for caps. Whoever loses has to buy the other person a cap. We have some close games, but it shouldn’t be close, because technically I’m a better golfer because of my disability. Should be, but he has played very well,” the Australian batsman said when asked who is the better golfer.

Meanwhile, Stubbs said, “He’s a better golfer. He’s very good. I’m one by five. He should beat me by five shots every time.”

Talking about the IPL experience, 22-year-old Fraser-McGurk said, “The contrast of actually being in it and seeing it from an outside perspective and hearing about it has married quite well. not done.” There’s no expectation of playing games, but it’s great to be able to play right now.”

Stubbs said, “It took me a while to get used to the publicity and the pressure. I’ve really enjoyed this year. It’s been nice to get a wide out, playing as a team. We’ve played a lot of golf, a lot of It’s the things off the field, which are always nice.”

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