David Warner convicted of drink-driving by Sydney court, fined AUD 1,500
- Former Australia opener David Warner was convicted of drink-driving at a Sydney court on August 18 and fined AUD 1,500.
- Warner blew twice the legal limit on April 5 after stopping short of a breath-testing site and switching seats.
- Judge Farnan said deterring drink-driving was paramount, with children in the car aggravating the offence.
- Warner must fit an interlock device to his car, casting doubt on his Sydney Thunder captaincy in the Big Bash League.
Source: sports.ndtv.com
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