There was an unbeaten 89 against West Indies to take Australia into the semi-finals, 49 - and potentially a whole lot more if he had reviewed his caught-behind dismissal off Shadab Khan - against Pakistan in the last four and then that rapid half-century in the final against New Zealand. Only Pakistan captain Babar Azam topped Warner's run haul of 289. Addressing questions again about his longstanding relationship with one of Villa's top-flight rivals, Gerrard said: "Everyone knows around the world what Liverpool means to me but my focus is on Aston Villa. "We would be on nights out, I'd be speaking to someone and I'd have team-mates coming over and saying: 'Don't speak to him. He's a p-word.' "It would be great now if me and Jonny can go and back it up with the crowd there, and it would be an extra special feeling."