Marnus Labuschagne refuted David Warner's critique of his batting form after the second Adelaide Test. Warner claimed Labuschagne frequently gets caught at gully, a criticism Labuschagne challenged, stating it has rarely happened. Labuschagne, following a recent 64-run performance, emphasized his focus on winning for Australia, not pleasing critics.
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