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Times of India07.05.2026GeneralIndia

‘A reckless, foolish decision’: Warner to accept responsibility in drink-driving case

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Former Australian cricketer David Warner will accept responsibility for a "reckless" and "foolish" drink-driving offence. His lawyer stated Warner deeply regrets the incident, acknowledging he made a poor decision to drive after consuming three glasses of wine. The 39-year-old star expects to face consequences like any other citizen.

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