David Warner enjoys free time with his wife Candice and their daughters Ivy Mae, five, and Indi Rae, three, as he waits out a rain delay at Adelaide Oval
David Warner is currently in Adelaide with the Australian cricket team in their test match against Pakistan.
During a rain delay on Friday’s match at the Adelaide Oval, the batsman enjoyed some free time with his family.
Sitting in the stands at the game was his wife Candice with their daughters Ivy Mae, five, and Indi Rae, three.
Taking a break: David Warner enjoyed free time with his wife Candice and their daughters as he waits out a rain delay at Adelaide Oval on Friday. All pictured
The former Iron Woman and her cricketer shared a conversation – likely about the condition of the pitch during the delay.
Meanwhile the girls kept themselves entertained by playing with their tablet devices.
At one point the cricketer, dressed in his white test day uniform, was seen untangling a cord for power bank to charge the tablet for Indi Rae.
Chit chat: The former Iron Woman and her cricketer shared a conversation – likely about the condition of the pitch during the delay
Family: Watching the game with Candice was their daughters Ivy Mae, five, and Indi Rae, three
Dad to the rescue: At one point the cricketer, dressed in his white test day uniform, was seen untangling a cord for power bank to charge the tablet for Indi Rae
Little Indi Rae also manged to sweet talk her father into letting him on his lap while he waited for the delay to pass.
Missing from the family day at the cricket was the youngest child Isla Rose who was likely being cared for by their family back in Sydney as they toured with the cricket team.
The family’s appearance at the Adelaide Oval comes after Candice recently how she bounced back after two tragic miscarriages and David’s infamous ball-tampering scandal.
Entertainment: Meanwhile the girls kept themselves entertained by playing with their tablet devices
Showing his skills: David tossed the ball while waiting for the rain delay to pass
In a recent interview with Stellar, she reflected on the dark period her family faced – saying there were times her husband struggled to even get out of bed.
‘Looking back, it was a very horrific time,’ she told the publication. ‘We had two miscarriages. It definitely took a toll on my body. It was heartbreaking. I thought, ‘What more can be taken from me?’
Candice made the decision to be the ‘strength and rock’ for her husband and their daughters after David was hit with a ban from the sport for a year for his role in the ball-tampering ordeal who used the break to bond with his children.
Daddy’s girl: Little Indi Rae also manged to sweet talk her father into letting him on his lap while he waited for the delay to pass
Moving forward: The family’s appearance at the Adelaide Oval comes after Candice recently how she bounced back after two tragic miscarriages and David’s infamous ball-tampering scandal
‘David and I now look at each other and say, “How did we get through that?”,’ she added. ‘But we did. We now know for sure that nothing will ever break us.’
Now, Candice says their lives ‘couldn’t be any better’, adding the family are more grateful than ever before of everything they have.
They’re especially grateful for their newest addition to the family, another daughter named Isla, saying: ‘We are so blessed to have three healthy girls. We are a very solid unit. We are a team.’
Team Warner: They’re especially grateful for their newest addition to the family, another daughter named Isla, saying: ‘We are so blessed to have three healthy girls. We are a very solid unit. We are a team’