David Warner spends time with his daughter on the cricket field after exiting Test against India

David Warner was ruled out of the Test match with concussion on Saturday.

And on Sunday, the batsman, 36, was seen spending time with his daughter as he supported his team at Arun Jaitley Stadium in India.

The sports star wore a ‘Cricket Australia’ jersey and matching track pants as he stood alongside his daughter on the field.

David completed his look with sneakers, a matching sports cap and dark sunglasses as he smiled.

The cricketer’s wife Candice and their three daughters Ivy, Indi and Isla had travelled to India to support him in the Indian Premier League.

Candice was seen carrying luggage at Melbourne Airport on Wednesday ahead of her flight to India with her girls.

The former ironwoman has admitted in the past, life without her husband is difficult when he is away for months at a time to play cricket.

Candice has explained that it has even got to the point where she’s ended up crying in her car from the stress and loneliness.

It comes one day after batsman David was ruled out of the rest of the Test match with concussion.

Under ICC concussion protocols, the Australians were able to substitute the opener with batsman Matthew Renshaw for the rest of the Test.

It was later revealed that Warner also has a hairline fracture in his arm which may impact his availability for the third Test.

‘David Warner has a small and undisplaced hairline fracture in his arm,’ cricket reporter Andrew Wu tweeted on Saturday afternoon.

‘It gives you an idea of the guts he showed to bat on yesterday. He’s as tough as they come.’

The veteran opener is said to be dizzy and failed a fitness test ahead of day two.