Warner, who has performed 101 checks and greater than 200 restricted overs internationals, mentioned he had tried to impress upon youthful group mates, together with Sydney Thunder expertise Oliver Davies, the significance of the longest format.

“I was speaking to (Davies) the other day. He likes playing white-ball cricket, I can’t see him playing red-ball cricket any time soon,” Warner advised reporters.

“If he needs to place his thoughts to it, he can positively play.

“But I’ve acquired a bit of little bit of scaredness about what’s going to occur within the subsequent 5 to 10 years, the place cricket is definitely heading.

“I’d love for guys coming through to play red-ball cricket and play test cricket because that’s the legacy that you should want to leave behind.”

Various prime Australian cricketers have carved out profitable careers on the worldwide T20 circuit with out enjoying checks, together with Tim David, Chris Lynn and Marcus Stoinis.

Warner advised they had been the exception and that the majority gamers could be higher off boosting their worth in check cricket.

“There’s only been a small minority of people who have been able to do that and have a long career (without tests),” mentioned the 36-year-old.

“Guys see the brief time period in the meanwhile with all of the leagues and stuff round.

“The best way to get value for your currency is actually making a name for yourself.”