David Warner

B-

After his enforced exile, David Warner returned to the Australia side ready to make amends for his wayward antics and he has done that to a degree.

Innings of 5 and 41 do not look like much on paper, but his body language and the way he handled the crowd at Old Trafford indicate that he has grown up to a degree.

While his choice to refer his catch behind in the first inning could be seen as selfish, it cannot be put in the same category as Shane Watson for much of the series or Alastair Cook in his second innings at Manchester.

Warner’s talent means he is able to get away with more than some of his teammates, but he will need to turn a start into a score before the end of the tour.