Australian cricketer David Warner has expressed his disappointment with the noticeably small crowds during the ongoing series between South Africa and Australia. He labeled the attendance figures as “pathetic,” questioning why more fans haven’t turned out to watch the matches in South Africa. Warner highlighted the high quality of cricket being played and believes the series deserves greater public support. He suggested that fans are missing out on witnessing exciting contests between the two teams. The series has seen comparatively low viewership in stadiums across South Africa, despite featuring prominent players from both nations. This has prompted Warner to openly voice his concerns about the lack of enthusiasm from local cricket fans. He hopes to see larger crowds attend the remaining matches of the South Africa-Australia series.