Hilarious moment David Warner Indian airport cricket fans take selfies with Australia star Border-Gavaskar

Australian cricket star David Warner was hilariously bullied at Bengaluru airport as locals queued up to pose with the popular opener for hundreds of photos.

Warner has attracted a legion of fans over the years while he played in the Indian Premier League with SunRisers Hyderabad and Delhi Capitals, and crowds of locals flocked to take a picture when he was spotted embracing him on Monday Arrived at Nagpur from Bengaluru.

Australian cricket star David Warner was hilariously bullied at Bengaluru airport as locals queued up to pose with the popular opener for hundreds of photos

Warner has made a huge impression on Indian fans over the years playing in the Indian Premier League with SunRisers Hyderabad and Delhi Capitals, and crowds of locals flocked to take a picture as he departed from Nagpur on Monday seen arriving in Bengaluru

Usman Khawaja shared video of his comrade politely responding to a seemingly endless stream of photo requests.

Khawaja can be heard laughing off camera as he captured the drama at the airport while Warner smiled helplessly.

Khawaja added text to the video clip, saying “never ends,” “every man for himself,” and “oh boy.”

Australia will begin to become Test cricket’s undisputed No 1 team in the same city where they last clinched the Border Gavaskar trophy in India.

Pat Cummins’ side will look to make history and end India’s 11-year unbeaten streak in Test series at home.

Australia are already No. 1 in the rankings but if they were to salute in India for the first time since 2004 it would elevate the team’s status to greatness.

The first test begins on Thursday at Nagpur’s VCA Stadium, some 25 minutes from the city’s former proving ground where a team led by Adam Gilchrist won 19 years ago to complete the series.

Australia will begin to become Test cricket’s undisputed No. 1 team in the same city where they last clinched the Border Gavaskar trophy in India (Usman Khawaja is pictured in Nagpur).

Australia dominated cricket from the mid-1990s to 2007, twice winning a record 16 consecutive Tests and winning three consecutive ODI World Cups.

The test has already sparked controversy after a journalist snapped photos of ground staff in Nagpur seemingly manipulating the pitch.

The photos show that the crew watered and bowled the middle of the wicket and the area outside the right-handed off-stump, but baked the other areas of the stretch in the sun.

Australia’s batting roster is heavily left-handed, with David Warner, Usman Khawaja, Travis Head, Alex Carey, Ashton Agar and Matt Renshaw all sure to be affected by the pitch preparation.

David Warner (left) and Steve Smith had concerns about the pitch in Nagpur after Tuesday’s practice session

However, Indian cricket legend Ravi Shastri has slammed claims that the nation “cheated” in preparing the pitch in Nagpur.

‘That’s cops**t!’ he told SEN’s Sportsday.

“There is more hype than anything else about this first test match.

“It always happens that you get 15mm of grass, 18mm of grass or 12mm of grass in different places on the ground… At the end of this first test, I’m sure there’s someone who scores a hundred points.