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| Court In The Slips: Malcolm-Hansen |
A former county cricketer caught driving his BMW while over double the drinks limit has been fined and banned from the roads.
English-born Danish cricketer Richard Johan Anders Malcolm-Hansen, 33, played internationally and for Loughborough University and Leicestershire.
He represented Denmark between 2005 and 2008, including their 2005 ICC trophy campaign.
Malcolm-Hansen, of Caroline House, Dorset Road, Beckenham fought the charge, but was convicted of driving the black BMW 325 in nearby Kent House Road on September 8, last year with excess alcohol in his breath.
He gave a reading of 85 microgrammes of alcohol – the legal limit is 35.
At Bexley Magistrates Court he was fined £1500, with £310 costs, ordered to pay a £150 victim surcharge and was disqualified from driving for twenty months.
Malcolm-Hansen batted right-hand and bowled right-arm offbreak during a career that also included stints with Kent and Beckenham Cricket Club.
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