Top News

New Delhi. A shocking news has come to light regarding England cricket team's fast bowler Brydon Carse. After an incident in Derby on Saturday night, the police handcuffed him and took him out of the club. There has been a stir in the cricket world after the video of this incident surfaced on social media.

Police are investigating the incident in the derby against Cars. In the viral video, the Durham fast bowler can be seen walking out of the club in handcuffs accompanied by police officers.

ECB said- investigating the matter

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) confirmed knowledge of the incident on Sunday. The board said the incident in the derby on Saturday night is being investigated and further information will be provided in due course. However, the exact reason for the police investigation has not been made public yet. Nor has the ECB clarified whether Carse will continue to be part of the squad for the second Test against Pakistan following the incident.

Kars is in the test team against Pakistan

Brydon Carse is included in the England team which has been selected for the next Test against Pakistan. He got a place in the team in the first test, but was not included in the playing eleven. This investigation has come to light at a time when the England team has already been in the news regarding the discipline of the players and their behavior outside the field.

Joe Root also laid emphasis on discipline

England's Test captain Joe Root recently stressed on responsible behavior of the players off the field. He had said that there is no need to impose any curfew on the players, but they should understand that along with playing for England, they also have responsibilities outside the field. Root had expressed expectation of maintaining discipline within the team and taking wise decisions from the players.

Ben Stokes was also embroiled in controversy

Controversies have arisen before regarding the discipline of players in English cricket. In June, cases against Ben Stokes and fast bowler Gus Atkinson for breaking team protocol came to light. After this, both of them were dropped from the second Test against New Zealand at the Oval. Stokes later retired from international cricket, while Brendon McCullum was removed as Test coach.

Now the ongoing police investigation against Brydon Carse has once again raised questions about the discipline and off-field behavior of players in England cricket. At present, the investigation is awaited and official information from the police or ECB is awaited.