Shane Warne

Following an altercation in the Big Bash League, Warne received a one-match suspension and a fine for several disciplinary breaches.

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The Stars named another captain on the team sheet while Warne was effectively leading the side; Cricket Australia sanctioned him for conduct contrary to the spirit of the game.

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Warne was found guilty of exceeding the speed limit by more than 50 km/h while his team was associated with the TAC on road safety.

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After testing positive for a banned diuretic, Warne was suspended for twelve months by the ACB and did not appeal.

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Following revelations of sexual calls and comments, Warne acknowledged some of his behaviour, and the ACB removed him from the vice-captaincy.

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Warne received money from a bookmaker in exchange for information about playing conditions; the matter had initially been dealt with through a confidential sanction before becoming public.

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While involved in a smoking cessation campaign with Nicorette, Warne was photographed smoking, prompting controversy over his commercial credibility.

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Warne was reprimanded and fined following an aggressive send-off directed at Andrew Hudson; the ACB imposed an additional penalty.

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