Ex-Aussie cricketer David Warner ordered to use breathalyser lock on car after drink-driving despite playing media card

On Easter Sunday, David Warner, ex-Australian cricketer, was penalised and ordered to install an interlock device after being convicted of mid-range drink-driving during a random breath test. The court acknowledged the significant media attention and economic consequences he might face. However, the judge highlighted t

Warner has been ordered to have an interlock device fitted on his car after the incident in Sydney

Former Test opener, who was fined $1,810 after pleading guilty, had drunk three glasses of wine when he was stopped by police.

A Sydney court heard how he had swapped seats with a passenger after seeing the roadside breath test on Easter Sunday

Former Australia batter David Warner is convicted and fined for drink-driving following a random breath test in April.

Former Australia batsman David Warner has been fined A$1,500 (£787) and ordered to have an interlock device on his car for 12 months after being convicted for drink driving.

Former Australia batsman David Warner was convicted and fined A$1,500 ($1,065) for drink-driving by a Sydney court on Tuesday after being arrested in April.

Cricketer David Warner has learned his fate in court after being caught drink driving on the Easter long weekend.

Cricketer David Warner has learned his fate in court after being caught drink driving on the Easter long weekend.

Former Test opener fined $1,500 after failing a breath-test at Easter Future work opportunities will be affected, says barrister Australian cricket great David Warner has lamented global media attention about his drink-driving offence, suggesting it cost him valuable overseas commercial opportunities. The 39-year-old

MELBOURNE, Aug 18 : Former Australia batsman David Warner was convicted and fined A$1,500 ($1,065) for drink-driving by a Sydney court on Tuesday after being arrested in April.Warner, one of Australia's most decorated cricketers, pleaded guilty after failing a breath-test on the Easter weekend when driving his family h

David Warner was driving his family home after a barbecue in April when he stopped short of a random test site, and was seen moving from the drivers seat.