Shane Warne banned from driving for 12 months after admitting speeding

Shane Warne was fined around Rs 1.62 lac after committing six offences. (IANS Photo)

Shane Warne was checked doing 47mph in a 40mph on a slip road in West London, has been restricted from driving for a year in the wake of yielding speeding.

Australia Test legend Shane Warne was restricted from driving for a year after he yielded to his sixth speeding offense in a two-year time range.

Warne admitted to driving at 47mph in a 40mph zone in an utilized Jaguar vehicle in Kensington at Wimbledon Magistrates' Court.

Warne had 15 discipline centers around his license at the perfect open door for five past speeding offenses.

Operator District Judge Adrian Turner told the court: "It likely could be that none in solitude were particularly veritable anyway for centers prevention purposes the detail of the offenses isn't to be considered.

"The purpose behind avoidance is to rebuke and to guarantee the all inclusive community and to stop."

"There are 15 to consider together with the three I should constrain today. Between April 2016 and August a year prior, Warne submitted six speeding offenses.

"A period of a year is indispensable for the reasons I have referenced."

Warne's 708 Test wickets was the record for the most wickets taken by any bowler in Test cricket, until it was broken by Muralitharan on 3 December 2007.

Shane Warne has had indiscipline issues as a player as in February 2003, a day preceding the start of the World Cup, Warne was sent home after a prescription test during a one-day game plan in Australia reestablished a positive result for a denied diuretic.

Warne attested that he took only one of what he called a "fluid tablet" - the expertly endorsed medicine Moduretic - given to him by his mother to improve his appearance. A committee set up by the Australian Cricket Board saw Warne as subject of breaking the Board's medicine code and constrained a one-year limitation from formed cricket.