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David Warner pleads guilty to drink-driving charge, sentencing set for August 18

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Former Australian cricketer David Warner has pleaded guilty to a drink-driving offence after being stopped during a random breath test in Sydney. His lawyer confirmed that Warner accepted full responsibility for his conduct. If convicted, he could face a driving ban, a substantial fine, and a prison sentence of up to nine months. The incident marks another controversy in Warner's already turbulent public career. Formal sentencing has been scheduled for August 18.

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