Finn Froud, who began a charity drive by running 100 miles in 100 days, after discovering that his 11-year-old cousin had been diagnosed with leukaemia, has donated the gifts, bought with the money he raised during his campaign.
Warner counter-attacked emphatically in a second-wicket stand with Steve Smith on the way to a 35-ball 50 - during which
Finn conceded 14 runs in his first over, a solitary one from the City End.
Finn's appeal received widespread support from across the country and saw an extra 20,000 people sign up for the bone marrow register.
She said: "I am incredi bly proud of
Finn. What he has done is amazing.
Finn, who has not played a Test for England since July 2013, did return for a further five-over spell in the last session, following his pre-tea exploits of 10-4-31-3, but could not break the Trott-Evans partnership.
She said: "I am incredibly proud of
Finn. What he has done is amazing.
For many,
Finn, 62, had become the symbol internationally of the church's failures in addressing the sexual abuse crisis.
Since the convictions,
Finn has faced pressure to resign, including local and national petition drives asking the pope to remove him from the diocese.
Finn's honest, natural voice reveals a young man learning to handle health issues, death and un: wanted attention during a time when every action and reaction is measured by its social significance.
As the barn starts to fill with toxic carbon monoxide fumes, an unconscious
Finn lies slumped in his seat.
With the benchmark having been set,
Finn dived headlong into Flying In The Face of Love, a robust pop song from his new solo album Dizzy Heights, which saw the artist skilfully extend his musical persona to lead guitarist as he executed an intricate and feisty guitar solo.
Johnson told The Mirror that he had a bit of a chat with
Finn after the Test matches, as he just wanted a bit of advice on how to get back in the game.
Seven-year-old
Finn Hill, of Warwickshire, has a rare condition that makes his brain swell dangerously.
"
Finn the Little Seal" is a stunningly illustrated story of a small white seal born on one of the Scottish Hebrides islands in the North Sea.
PC Dave Wardell and his hero dog,
Finn, have won hearts on Britain's Got Talent with their mind-reading act.