'Where are the fans?' Warner calls out lack of fans at South Africa-Australia Tests

The ongoing Test series between South Africa and Australia has sparked a debate over the popularity of red-ball cricket, with former Australian opener David Warner expressing disappointment over the lack of spectators at the venues. Despite featuring the world's top two Test teams, the series has struggled to draw sizeable crowds, prompting Warner to question whether the format is thriving.The stands were largely empty during the opening Test at Kingsmead in Durban, while rain further affected attendance during the first two days of the second Test at St George's Park in Gqeberha. The sparse crowds have raised concerns, particularly given the stature of the contest and its significance for both sides.David Warner questions Test cricket's popularity"We keep hearing how important Test cricket is, but where are the fans in South Africa? Empty stands, no atmosphere, and we’re supposed to believe the format is thriving?"