Australian cricketer David Warner is again in hot water - this time for missing a Sydney club cricket game on Saturday.
Warner was a no-show after being named to make his debut for Grade Cricket side Randwick Petersham in day two of their two-day clash against Northern District.
Randwick Petersham were expected to spend the day in the field at Mark Taylor Oval after batting last Saturday. State commitments had kept Warner from featuring in day one of the grade season after he made a high-profile switch from Eastern Suburbs this season.
David Warner
No-show: Test batsman David Warner. Photo: Getty Images
The snub could see him sanctioned further by Cricket NSW, who will meet with their star batsman on Tuesday although he isn't expected to be stood down for the Blues' limited-overs game against Victoria at Bankstown Oval on Monday.
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NSW chief executive Andrew Jones said he would seek an explanation from Warner. ''Generally we expect Blues to play grade cricket when fit and when state commitments allow,'' Jones said.
Warner was a no-show after being named to make his debut for Grade Cricket side Randwick Petersham in day two of their two-day clash against Northern District.
Randwick Petersham were expected to spend the day in the field at Mark Taylor Oval after batting last Saturday. State commitments had kept Warner from featuring in day one of the grade season after he made a high-profile switch from Eastern Suburbs this season.
David Warner
No-show: Test batsman David Warner. Photo: Getty Images
The snub could see him sanctioned further by Cricket NSW, who will meet with their star batsman on Tuesday although he isn't expected to be stood down for the Blues' limited-overs game against Victoria at Bankstown Oval on Monday.
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NSW chief executive Andrew Jones said he would seek an explanation from Warner. ''Generally we expect Blues to play grade cricket when fit and when state commitments allow,'' Jones said.