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Australia vice-captain David Warner is free to play in the second Test against South Africa after accepting match referee Jeff Crowe’s sanction for the stairwell incident in Durban.

Warner was charged with a Level 2 breach of the ICC's code of conduct for bringing the game into disrepute and has been fined 75 per cent of his match fee (approximately $13,500) and given three demerit points.

A Level 2 offence can warrant up to four demerit points being issued, which equates to an automatic suspension of one Test or two ODIs/T20I, whichever comes first.
But Warner has accepted a sanction of three points, meaning he's free to play in the second Test in Port Elizabeth, which starts on Friday.

It is unknown whether South Africa have accepted the Level 1 charge handed out to Quinton de Kock for his involvement in the heated confrontation with Warner outside the team’s dressing rooms at tea on day four in Durban.
CCTV footage emerged on Sunday night showing Warner and de Kock trading verbal barbs before the Australian had to physically restrained by his teammates.

The incident was allegedly sparked by de Kock after the gloveman made derogatory comments about the Warner’s wife.
While the Proteas camp are adamant Warner got personal when sledging de Kock in the lead-up to the confrontation, Australia wicketkeeper Tim Paine called the hosts’ claims "completely false".