Sydney: (RightNow) Former Australian Test cricketer David Warner has been sentenced for drink driving. The court has imposed a fine of 1500 Australian dollars on him.

The Australian court delivered the sentence after Warner admitted to the offense. Warner’s lawyer requested the court to spare him from punishment due to media coverage.

The court stated that discouraging drink driving is essential. Warner must install an interlock device in his vehicle.

This decision could impact Warner’s reputation. The interlock device prevents the car from starting if alcohol is detected.

It is noteworthy that Warner admitted to the offense last month. He was in Sydney during the Pakistan Super League when a random breath test found him driving under the influence.