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Slater's Fall: From Cricket Star to Labourer After Jail
7 Dec
Summary
- Michael Slater works as a labourer after serving jail time.
- He was released from prison seven months ago in Queensland.
- Cricket NSW withdrew his life membership and hall of fame status.
Michael Slater, once a celebrated Test opening batter and television personality, is now employed as a labourer on a construction site in Sydney.
This development occurs seven months after his release from a Queensland correctional facility, where he served a sentence for serious domestic violence charges. His current work in high-visibility workwear marks a significant departure from his former life on the cricket field and in television studios.
Furthermore, Cricket NSW recently rescinded Slater's life membership and hall of fame induction, underscoring the drastic turn his public and personal life has taken.
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