David Warner, the retired Australian opener, has expressed his willingness to return to Test cricket for the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy against India if needed by the national team. Australia is currently facing challenges in finding a reliable opening partner for Usman Khawaja, with players like Marcus Harris and Sam Konstas being considered but not yet securing the spot. Warner, who retired from Test cricket in January, has communicated his availability to selectors, stating he's ready to participate in the Sheffield Shield to prove his form. His comments have drawn mixed reactions, notably from former Australia women's captain Lisa Sthalekar, who criticized his potential return given that his retirement was supposed to provide opportunities for new talent. Warner asserts he is serious about his offer, given the limited red-ball preparation of current players, and is ready to step in if selectors issue a call for his services.