IPL 2024: David Warner hilariously runs to get his Aadhar Card done in video shared by Delhi Capitals

David Warner's love for India is known to everyone. From making viral Instagram reels on Telugu songs, dancing to Bollywood music, and heartwarming gestures for Indian fans to speaking in Hindi, Warner has done it all. The Australian opener seems to be enjoying the beauty and charm of India's culture, even appearing on the verge of getting Indian citizenship at times.

Warner's affection for India was on full display once again in a fun video shared by the Delhi Capitals on their official Instagram handle ahead of the match against Gujarat Titans in the ongoing IPL. The video showed a light-hearted moment during the intense practice sessions at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi.

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David Warner has scored 167 runs in IPL 2024 

In the clip which was captioned as "Finallyyyyyy, Warner now has a _______?", a padded-up Warner was seen speaking fluent Hindi and denying various offers made by the host, Vibhu Varshney. When asked about going to a movie or having a free meal, the batter responds casually in Hindi, "Nahi Yaar!"

However, the moment the host mentions someone making an Aadhar card for free, Warner's excitement skyrockets as he exclaims "Chalo Chalo Chalo!" and even lifts the host, running off to get his Aadhar card made.

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The franchise had dealt with a major blow as Warner suffered an injury on his thumb while playing against Lucknow Super Giants on 12th April. He missed the match against Gujarat Titans and returned in their last game against Sunrisers Hyderabad. Australia's rising star Jake Fraser-McGurk stepped up to open in his absence. 

However, Delhi will hope for Warner to recover soon, as the IPL stalwart has provided a decent start for the team this season, scoring 167 runs in seven matches. The Delhi-based franchise is currently in the eighth position in the points table with six points.