David Warner, captain of Karachi Kings in the Pakistan Super League, has been charged in Australia over allegations of drink driving.

According to Australian media, Warner was stopped by police in the Sydney suburb of Maroubra. He had pulled over before reaching the testing point, but officers still conducted a breath test.

Reports said the breath test returned positive, after which police registered a case and took him into custody. He was later shifted to a local police station by the New South Wales Police.

Media reports also stated that Warner is scheduled to appear in court on May 7 to respond to the charges.

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Warner is currently leading Karachi Kings in the PSL and has traveled to Australia on a short break during the tournament.

He was expected to rejoin his team on April 9, but the legal matter may now affect his return and availability.

The incident has drawn attention as a high-profile sports figure faces legal issues abroad, raising questions about its possible impact on his cricket commitments.