David Warner, retired from a significant international career, now grapples with drink-driving charges, supported by Cricket New South Wales.
The 39-year-old former Australian opener is due in court on May 7 after allegedly exceeding the legal alcohol limit in a recent Sydney breath test.
Cricket NSW stresses the importance of safe driving, reiterating their commitment to educating Warner on this matter.
In 2018, Warner was embroiled in the infamous 'Sandpaper-gate' scandal, where he was implicated as a central figure alongside other Australian cricketers in tampering with the ball to gain an unfair advantage during a test match.
