Australia's David Warner plays a shot on the first day of their third test cricket match against South Africa in Cape Town, March 1, 2014. REUTERS/Mike Hutchings
(Reuters) - Australia's chirpy opening batsman David Warner has described his team's mental battles with opponents as banter, not sledging, and says he has no plans to curb the exchanges despite things getting lost in translation occasionally.
Australia are renowned for their chatter in the middle, which has often put the team in hot water.
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