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After handcuff footage, ECB takes big call on Carse before Pakistan 2nd Test

England drop Brydon Carse from the second Test against Pakistan after footage shows the fast bowler in handcuffs outside a Derby nightclub. The Cricket Regulator is investigating the incident. Carse was reportedly released without charge after celebrating Durham’s County Championship win. The episode adds to recent disciplinary concerns involving England players following other nightclub-related incidents.

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Times of India·2h ago
After handcuff footage, ECB takes big call on Carse before Pakistan 2nd Test
England drop Brydon Carse from the second Test against Pakistan after footage shows the fast bowler in handcuffs outside a Derby nightclub. The Cricket Regulator is investigating the incident. Carse was reportedly released without charge after celebrating Durham’s County Championship win. The episode adds to recent disciplinary concerns involving England players following other nightclub-related incidents.
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