David Warner travels to Sydney with his wife Candice and three daughters ahead of the third Test match against India
David Warner had his hands full when he traveled to Sydney with his wife, Candice, and their daughters on Monday.
The cricket, 35, pulled on a black suitcase and held out the hand of his youngest daughter Isla Rose after inspecting the Park Hyatt Hotel in Melbourne.
He was wearing his Australia Cricket team jacket and trackpants as he prepared to travel to Sydney ahead of the third test match against India.
Family support: David Warner had hands full when he traveled to Sydney with his wife, Candice, and their daughters on Monday. Pictured is leaving the Park Hyatt Hotel in Melbourne
Meanwhile, Candice, 35, looked elegant in flared jeans and a red T-shirt.
She wore a blue face mask and kept a close eye on her two eldest daughters, Indi Rae, four, and Ivy Mae, six.
The third Test in the four-match series will be held at Sydney Cricket Ground on Thursday.
Game time! The cricket, 35, pulled on a black suitcase and held out the hand of his youngest daughter Isla Rose after checking out of the Park Hyatt Hotel in Melbourne
David only recently returned with his family in Australia after spending months away playing cricket in the United Arab Emirates.
Going to Instagram Stories last month, the athlete got a look at Warners Christmas decorations.
‘We have smart kids @ candicewarner1,’ he wrote a photo showing two of his daughters in front of the family Christmas tree.
Family: David never returned with his family in Australia after spending months playing cricket in the United Arab Emirates
In the photo, the father of three smiled from ear to ear as his little girls ran out of their elegant living room.
Like her husband, Candice has had a very busy year as well.
She became a rising star on the Australian SAS at Channel Seven, where she was forced to confront one of the worst events of her life: the result of her 2007 ‘tryst try’ with Sonny Bill Williams.
Busy year: Like her husband, Candice has had a very busy year as well. She became the rising star of Channel SAS Australia at Channel Seven, where she was forced to face one of the most brutal events of her life: the result of her 2007 ‘tryst toilet’ by Sonny Bill Williams.