Revealed: What David Warner told police after he was allegedly busted drink driving
The retired cricket great was stopped by police near his luxurious Sydney home on Easter Sunday.
www.dailymail.co.ukHere’s the latest on David Warner’s drink-driving case:
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Warner was charged in Sydney after a mid-range drink-driving incident in April 2026. Police alleged a breath test reading around 0.104, more than double the legal limit, and he was taken to a police station for a second test. He faces a court date in May 2026. [Source coverage includes reports from News.com.au and multiple outlets tracking the case as it progressed in early May 2026][1][2][3]
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In court updates, Warner’s legal team indicated he would take responsibility for the charge, with his lawyer describing the act as reckless and foolish and noting he understands the seriousness of driving after drinking. A plea or further court steps were anticipated in May 2026.[2][7][10]
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Public coverage emphasizes Warner’s status as a high-profile athlete and Sydney Thunder captaincy context in the Big Bash League, but the case is a standard drink-driving charge handled in local court. Expect further court appearances or pleas to follow as proceedings continue in May 2026.[4][7][2]
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