David Warner knocked South Australia senseless as New South Wales notched a four-wicket win over the Redbacks in the T20 match at the Adelaide Oval yesterday. <br /><br />After a slow start, Warner unveiled his double-sided bat and soon had the 13,378 spectators ducking for cover as he hit four sixes and seven fours in a 35-ball 65 rendering SA's 8-160 inadequate on a flat pitch. <br /><br />Redbacks Shaun Tait (3-30) was one of bowlers to feel Warner's force as a short ball was deposited onto the roof of the George Giffen Stand.

David Warner knocked South Australia senseless as New South Wales notched a four-wicket win over the Redbacks in the T20 match at the Adelaide Oval yesterday. 

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