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Australia cricket great David Warner pleads guilty to drunk-driving
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Australia cricket great David Warner pleaded guilty to middle-range drunk driving on July 22, 2026, and will be sentenced on August 18, 2026.
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Australia cricket great David Warner pleads guilty to drunk-driving
Former Australia opener David Warner admits to drunk-driving charge David Warner to be sentenced on August 18 for ‘middle range’ drunk driving David Warner pleads guilty to middle-range drink-driving, set for sentencing on August 18, 2026. Australia cricket great David Warner pleaded guilty on Wednesday (July 22, 2026), to drunk driving and will be sentenced later this year, court documents showed. Warner, who is one of Australia's best-known sportsmen, was accused of being at the wheel of a van and stopping short of a random testing site, before being breath-tested, arrested and taken to a po.
Australia cricket great David Warner pleads guilty to drunk-driving
Australia cricket great David Warner pleaded guilty on Wednesday to drink driving and will be sentenced later this year, court documents showed. David Warner to be sentenced on August 18 for ‘middle range’ drunk driving David Warner pleads guilty to middle-range drink-driving, set for sentencing on August 18, 2026. Australia cricket great David Warner pleaded guilty on Wednesday (July 22, 2026), to drunk driving and will be sentenced later this year, court documents showed. Warner, who is one of Australia's best-known sportsmen, was accused of being at the wheel of a van and stopping short of .
Former Australia opener David Warner admits to drunk-driving charge
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Former Australia opener David Warner admits to drunk-driving charge
Former Australia opener David Warner admits to drunk-driving charge Comprehensive up-to-date news coverage, aggregated from sources all over the world by Google News.
Former Australia opener David Warner admits to drunk-driving charge
Former Australia opener David Warner admits to drunk-driving charge The veteran's captaincy at Sydney Thunder could be in doubt following this incident David Warner has admitted to a mid-range drunk-driving charge, levied on him back in April.Warner's lawyer Bobby Hill conveyed the Aussie's admission, who wasn't required to be appear in Waverley Local Court. Warner had returned a positive result for alcohol after he was stopped for a roadside test in Sydney on April 5.During a secondary test at the police station, the 39-year-old was seen to have more than double the legal blood alcohol l.
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