Kathmandu, Sept. 16 -- A big jump, with helmet on one hand and bat in the other, followed by a roar. This has been a signature move of David Warner-after his half-century or a ton-for a long time. What's different is that in just over a month, Nepalis could see this celebration not only on television screens, but live at the TU International Cricket Ground here in Kathmandu.

Warner does not have a single celebration. He is a creator of celebrations, depending on the match and venue. For instance, the Pushpa celebration-the hand chin-swipe gesture motivated by Indian filmstar Allu Arjun's Pushpa movie franchise.

It takes a career full of defining highs to celebrate as frequently as Warner does. That match-winning instinct is exactly what...