Cricketer suspended for drunk driving

London, July 15: Australian all-rounder James Faulkner has been suspended for four matches by Cricket Australia on the charges of drunken driving. The cricketer was arrested and released on bail on July 2 in UK on charge of drunken driving. The case will come for hearing on July 21. Faulkner hails from Tasmania in Australia. He is playing for Rajasthan Royals Indian Premier League (IPL) team since 2013. Earlier, he played for Pune Warriors and Kings XI Punjab teams. According to reports, Faulkner is deeply remorseful about the act and will undergo alcohol management counselling programme. His suspension covers matches against Ireland on August 21, and England on August 31, September 3 and 5.