General · 18 August 2026

Former Australia batter David Warner fined £1,065 for drink-driving

On Tuesday, a Sydney court imposed a fine of A$1,500 (£1,065) on former Australia cricketer David Warner, following his arrest for drink-driving in April. The court heard he pleaded guilty after failing a breath-test during the Easter weekend with his children in the car. As his blood-alcohol level exceeded twice the legal threshold, he is now required to install an interlock device in his vehicle.

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