Former Aussie cricket legend David Warner has pleaded guilty to drink-driving after being caught with a blood alcohol level over the limit in Sydney last April — a reckless move he admits was “foolish” and that he regrets not taking an Uber. Facing sentencing in August, he’s looking at up to nine months in jail, a six-month license suspension, and a fine of $2,200. Though retired from international cricket, he’s still playing for the Karachi Kings and Sydney Thunder. Cricket NSW has strongly condemned the incident, reinforcing their zero-tolerance stance on drink-driving — a sobering reminder that even icons face serious consequences for poor choices behind the wheel.
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