WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Former All Blacks flyhalf Dan Carter has returned to New Zealand for a planned holiday after he failed a drink-driving test in Paris earlier this week. Carter said he had made a "massive error of judgement" and apologised for the incident. "Just got back to NZ for what was supposed to be a fun pre planned holiday," Carter wrote on Saturday on his Facebook page(@dancarterallblack). "Seeing the family again puts fresh perspective on just how big a mistake I made. The 34-year-old World Cup winner suffered a groin injury last month and is still undergoing treatment, while the French Top 14 takes a break next weekend for the Six Nations.

Source: The Star February 17, 2017 22:30 UTC