David Warner, the former opener for the Australian cricket team, has been charged with a mid-range drink-driving offence after telling police he consumed three glasses of wine shortly before being stopped in Maroubra, Sydney. During a random breath-testing operation, Warner's blood alcohol level was recorded at 0.104, which is more than twice the legal limit. He will appear in court at the Downing Centre on May 7. This incident comes as Warner continues to play in the Pakistan Super League (PSL), where he is leading the Karachi Kings. Warner recently excelled in the domestic T20 season, averaging 86.6 in the Big Bash League for Sydney Thunder. If convicted, the drink-driving charge could impact his commercial engagements and professional commitments, adding to his history of disciplinary issues, including the 2018 ball-tampering scandal in South Africa.