Cricketer David Warner is charged with drink driving after police allege he returned a positive alcohol reading on Easter Sunday. Multiple outlets report that Warner’s lawyer says the former Australia Test opener made a serious error and acknowledges wrongdoing. The lawyer also describes Warner’s decision as foolish and reckless, and indicates Warner expects to be punished, while asking for leniency. Police state Warner returned a positive result for alcohol after being pulled over in Sydney’s east on 5 April. The Guardian reports that Warner had three glasses of wine with friends before the incident, and that he stopped short of a roadside test. According to the reports, Warner is facing the drink-driving charge following the alleged failure to meet the breath-testing requirements. The coverage consistently reflects Warner’s claim through his legal representative that he knows what he did was wrong, without adding new details on the specific penalties or court outcomes. The matter remains subject to legal process.