"Warner is slowly becoming Shami's bunny" - Twitter trolls the opening batter after poor outing in 2nd IND vs AUS Test 

Australian opening batter David Warner's woes on the subcontinent continued as he was dismissed for just 15 runs in the first innings of the second Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. The left-handed batter fell to Mohammad Shami once again after losing his wicket to the pacer in the first innings of the series opener in Nagpur.

He began on a cautious note against the Indian pacers, who were getting the ball to move around in the first session in Delhi. It took the opener 21 balls to get off the mark.

He slowly started to get himself into the contest once he settled at the crease. With a couple of boundaries off Shami, he finally looked composed and on the cusp of building his innings before disaster struck.

Warner once again lost his wicket to a pacer coming around the wicket. He was tentative against a good length delivery by Shami and hung off the backfoot, playing inside the line. The approach induced an outside edge, which was safely taken by KS Bharat behind the stumps.

The Twitterati chipped in with trolls to highlight Warner's string of poor scores in India. Here are some of the reactions on Twitter:

Australia rebuild in the first session at a healthy rate after Warner's dismissal

Right before the fall of the first wicket, Australia had compiled 50 runs as the opening stand, something which they failed to do across both innings in Nagpur. Marnus Labuschagne, coming in at No. 3, has come out with great intent, scoring 12 runs off 11 deliveries already.

Usman Khawaja at the other end is nearing his fifty while Rohit Sharma has introduced Ravindra Jadeja into the attack to spice things up. As of writing, Australia are well placed at 82-1 after winning the toss and deciding to bat first.

The Aussies have named three spinners in their playing XI, with Pat Cummins being the sole seam bowler. Mitchell Starc and Cameron Green failed to return to full fitness in time, leading to the visitors naming Travis Head and Matthew Kuhnemann as replacements for Matt Renshaw and Scott Boland, respectively.

Will the left-handed opening batter be dropped for the third Test? Let us know what you think.

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