6. David Warner:
One of the most devastating left-handed batsmen and active fielders in the world, David Warner is an Australian prodigy. He is the first player in the Australian history to break into the national team without even playing first-class cricket. His stats speak for his success, especially in test cricket where he has managed to score 12 tons from 43 matches. His best performance was against India at Perth in 2012 where he scored the joint fifth fastest test century in 69 balls. His marvelous 180 helped Australia thrash India by an innings and 37 runs, for which he was named as the player of the match. Warner has set an example that talent just needs to be polished with hard work and one will surely achieve heights.
