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David Warner Catches Fans Off Guard, But Daughter Ivy Is Not Amused. Here's Why

Darpan News Desk IANS, 04 Mar, 2017 02:42 PM
    David Warner seems to have forgotten about the extent of cricket craziness in India, but surely he and his daughter Ivy will not forget it anymore any time soon. 
     
    The left-hand opener, who is in the country with the Australian team to play a four-Test series, decided to take a walk with his daughter and wife Candice in Bengaluru, but was soon recognised by passers-by who wanted to capture the moment on their phones. While Warner was busy with the fans, his daughter didn't seem too thrilled with the turn of events.
     
    As Warner stood for the selfies with his eager fans, Ivy was left to wander a little. She looked at her father who was being mobbed, walked towards her mother who was shooting a video and then took out a tic tac from her mouth and tossed it away.
     
     
    Ivy seems to have inherited a bit of her father's fiery nature and she let it be known that she was not happy about people eating into their father-daughter time.
     
    Warner too soon reacted to his wife's post.
     

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