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Mystery solved:

https://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/...t/news-story/9193dc88925cd947728ea50f8a590626

Truth about David Warner’s baggy green mystery finally comes out

The truth about David Warner’s missing baggy green has finally been revealed and it’s quite embarrassing for the retiring opener.

... the bag was found at the team hotel in Sydney with all the contents, including the baggy green, inside. This is despite Warner initially stating the backpack had been removed from his luggage, but Cricket Australia confirmed this wasn’t the case.

Instead it had simply been misplaced — and not discovered in an extensive search of the team hotel.

Now The Age reports the bag in question was always with the rest of the team’s luggage in the team’s room at their Sydney hotel. A total of 64 bags made the trip from Melbourne to Sydney.

Team sources told The Age the backpack had been packed in a “half coffin” cricket bag, which caused confusion given Warner thought it would be in a larger “full coffin” bag.

The bag containing Warner’s backpack and caps was in a different part of the room to his other bags, and was placed with its “David Warner” label tucked underneath, meaning it went unseen during a frantic search.

So it appears the missing baggy green was a case of someone just not looking hard enough.
 
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Mystery solved:

https://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/...t/news-story/9193dc88925cd947728ea50f8a590626

Truth about David Warner’s baggy green mystery finally comes out

The truth about David Warner’s missing baggy green has finally been revealed and it’s quite embarrassing for the retiring opener.

... the bag was found at the team hotel in Sydney with all the contents, including the baggy green, inside. This is despite Warner initially stating the backpack had been removed from his luggage, but Cricket Australia confirmed this wasn’t the case.

Instead it had simply been misplaced — and not discovered in an extensive search of the team hotel.

Now The Age reports the bag in question was always with the rest of the team’s luggage in the team’s room at their Sydney hotel. A total of 64 bags made the trip from Melbourne to Sydney.

Team sources told The Age the backpack had been packed in a “half coffin” cricket bag, which caused confusion given Warner thought it would be in a larger “full coffin” bag.

The bag containing Warner’s backpack and caps was in a different part of the room to his other bags, and was placed with its “David Warner” label tucked underneath, meaning it went unseen during a frantic search.

So it appears the missing baggy green was a case of someone just not looking hard enough.
 
Mystery solved:

https://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/...t/news-story/9193dc88925cd947728ea50f8a590626

Truth about David Warner’s baggy green mystery finally comes out

The truth about David Warner’s missing baggy green has finally been revealed and it’s quite embarrassing for the retiring opener.

... the bag was found at the team hotel in Sydney with all the contents, including the baggy green, inside. This is despite Warner initially stating the backpack had been removed from his luggage, but Cricket Australia confirmed this wasn’t the case.

Instead it had simply been misplaced — and not discovered in an extensive search of the team hotel.

Now The Age reports the bag in question was always with the rest of the team’s luggage in the team’s room at their Sydney hotel. A total of 64 bags made the trip from Melbourne to Sydney.

Team sources told The Age the backpack had been packed in a “half coffin” cricket bag, which caused confusion given Warner thought it would be in a larger “full coffin” bag.

The bag containing Warner’s backpack and caps was in a different part of the room to his other bags, and was placed with its “David Warner” label tucked underneath, meaning it went unseen during a frantic search.

So it appears the missing baggy green was a case of someone just not looking hard enough.
Quick, ask Schapelle did she leave something in her hotel room?

Or if Qantas was quick they would ask her
 
Shame, West Indies havnt put a foot wrong so far. First wicket shot was there and a very good catch 2nd wicket absolute peach. 3rd wicket could have been better but apart from that they have looked solid
 

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