David Warner

Warner pleaded guilty after driving with a blood alcohol concentration of approximately 0,104; he was fined and ordered to participate in an alcohol interlock programme.

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Cricket Australia concluded that Warner had devised the ball-tampering plan and instructed Bancroft to carry it out. He was suspended for twelve months and given a lifetime leadership ban.

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Following a tense confrontation with Quinton de Kock in Durban, Warner was fined 75 % of his match fee and received three demerit points.

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Following an argument with Rohit Sharma during which he told him to speak English, Warner was fined 50 % of his match fee.

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Warner made comments deemed inappropriate about South African conduct and was fined 15 % of his match fee.

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A verbal confrontation during the Adelaide Test resulted in Warner being fined 15 % of his match fee.

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Warner publicly attacked two journalists on Twitter and was fined by Cricket Australia.

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Warner acknowledged punching Joe Root in a Birmingham bar; Cricket Australia suspended him until the first Ashes Test and fined him.

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