<p>Former Australian test batter Michael Slater had charges of domestic violence dismissed on mental health grounds in a Sydney local court on Wednesday.</p>
<p>Magistrate Ross Hudson ordered Slater to undergo a 12-month treatment plan under the care of a doctor.</p>
<p>Slater, 52, who worked as a television commentator after retiring from international cricket, was charged by New South Wales state police last October with stalking and intimidation of his ex-partner.</p>
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Magistrate Ross Hudson ordered Slater to undergo a 12-month treatment plan under the care of a doctor

Slater’s charges dropped on mental health grounds

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