David Warner, the former Australian Test cricketer, has accepted responsibility for his 'reckless' decision to drive after consuming alcohol. On April 5, Warner was charged with mid-range drink driving in Sydney, Australia, after allegedly blowing more than twice the legal limit during a random breath test. His lawyer, Bobby Hill, stated that Warner had enjoyed three glasses of wine at a friend's apartment before deciding to drive, which he now recognizes as a foolish choice. The court case has been adjourned until June 24, allowing police time to consider representations made by Warner's legal team. Warner expressed remorse and is expected to seek leniency while acknowledging he should face consequences like any other citizen. The incident has raised questions about his role as captain of the Sydney Thunder, with Cricket NSW's chief executive indicating that decisions regarding his captaincy will be made later. Warner was returning from a trip to Pakistan, where he captained the Karachi Kings in the Pakistan Super League when the incident occurred.