Adelaide: Australia's opening batsman David Warner, who scored his first triple century in Test cricket, believes that Indian opener Rohit Sharma can break the record of 400 not out runs of the Windies legend Brian Lara. Speaking to Fox Sports, Warner said, "It depends on the individual. We have a very long border line and it is sometimes very difficult to cross.

Warner further said that when fatigue dominates, it becomes difficult to move hands. Australia's opening batsman Warner said, "I tried to pick up a few shots in the final moments, because I was feeling that I could no longer cross the boundary line with fours. I understand that one day I would see one The player can destroy this record and that player is Rohit Sharma. "

Let us tell you that Warner had scored 154 runs in the first Test match and scored 335 not out in the first innings of the second Test. This is the second highest score by an Australian batsman. Earlier, Matthew Hayden had an unbeaten 380-run marathon against Zimbabwe.

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