The Australian James Faulkner, who was awarded with the man of the match in the World Cup final has been banned from four One-Day-International’s match after being charged with drink-driving in the United Kingdom earlier this month.

The 25-year-old, who was charged by Greater Manchester Police after being caught in Drunken Driving incident – will miss country’s upcoming ODI series of the UK and Ireland.

The all-rounder crashed his car after having a drink in Manchester with his Tasmania teammate Tim Paine.

JUST IN: Cricket Australia reveals the details of the sanction for James Faulkner: http://t.co/q3lXmMcAEe pic.twitter.com/qYp0v8zIgL

— cricket.com.au (@CricketAus) July 14, 2015

Faulkner was charged under Cricket Australia’s code of conduct with a level three offence and was only given a four-match suspension, however CA officially banned the player from entire series that follows the Ashes.