Another Nightclub Incident Hits England Cricket! Brydon Carse Handcuffed By Police

England cricket has launched an investigation after a video showing Brydon Carse in handcuffs emerged recently.

Brydon Carse was spotted in a nightclub incident while Ben Stokes was also briefly spotted at venue (IANS)

Hyderabad: England players and nightclub controversies has become a connection that is often on display in world cricket. England cricket has been hit by another nightclub incident, with footage of England pacer Brydon Carse in police handcuffs outside a bar in Derby. The clip has emerged recently, and that has added to the number of nightclub incidents involving England cricketers.

According to a report published by the Guardian, the England and Wales Cricket Board have confirmed that they are investigating the matter. The incident took place after Durham, the Division Two leaders, completed a three-day thrashing of Derbyshire in the County Championship on Saturday. Matthew Potts and Ben Stokes are also briefly seen in the footage going viral.

We are aware of an incident, which

“We are aware of an incident, which is reported to have taken place in Derby last night, and are currently investigating,” read the ECB statement. “We will provide a further update when possible.”

The report further added that Carse was released without any charges.

Carse was named in the England squad for the Test series against Pakistan but was later released to play for Durham in the County Championship. He scored 26 runs in the fixture and also registered the bowling figures of 2/82. He was celebrating with his teammates after Durham beat Derbyshire in three days.

Carse was the leading wicket-taker for in the last Ashes series but has not played any match last summer. Also, he missed the series against New Zealand after sustaining wrist and elbow injuries. However, he was a late addition to the ODI squad against India.

England cricket caught up in controversies

England players have been at the centre

England players have been at the centre of controversies in recent times. Harry Brook was involved in an altercation with a bouncer at a nightclub in Wellington last November. This summer, Stokes and Gus Atkinson were suspended for the second Test against New Zealand after they broke the midnight curfew after winning the first Test. The duo were seen engaged in a physical altercation.

The incident also turned out to be a catalyst for Stokes’ retirement from international cricket.