Langer plans to persist with the experienced batsman heading into the Australian summer but expressed some doubt that he would fully recover from a dismal Ashes display
David Warner
"Actually, I'm hopeful he comes good. Talking frankly, I thought he let Stuart Broad get into his head and I think he thought way too much about it." Langer feels Warner, who was the second-highest run scorer at the World Cup, will be pleased to be returning home. "In this instance I don't think David solved the puzzle, and he'll be the first to admit that," said. "He'll probably be very relieved (when) he gets on the Qantas flight knowing he doesn't have to face Stuart Broad for a while, I reckon."
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