Will Brydon Carse Play 2nd Test After Nightclub Incident With Ben Stokes?

The controversies do not seem to end for the England cricket team players as another prominent cricketer has joined the list. Fast bowler Brydon Carse has now found himself in trouble in a nightclub incident that has shocked English cricket once again.

Brydon Carse nightclub controversy has taken place just ahead of the ENG vs PAK 2nd Test, set to take place at Lord's Cricket Ground from August 27. As a result, this can also affect England's team preparations as Carse is also a part of the squad for this series.

Will Brydon Carse Play 2nd Test After Nightclub Incident?

According to the recent reports, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has yet not removed Carse from the team's squad for Pakistan Tests. They are currently investigating the matter and a decision regarding Carse's availability will be taken further.

Carse didn't play the first Test match in Headingley, which England went on to win by an innings margin. He wasn't expected to be in the playing 11 for the Lord's Test as the hosts are likely to go unchanged.

However, Carse might have found a way into the Playing XI in case there is any late injury concerns. This controversy can also affect Brydon carse's future if he is found guilty.

What Happened to Brydon Carse in Nightclub Incident?

Just days before the second Test begins, Brydon Carse was seen handcuffed by the police officers outside a nightclub. A video went viral on social media in which the former England captain Ben Stokes and fast bowler Matthew Potts were also visible.

It is not yet clear what led to this controversy but the investigations are going on. This ENG vs PAK controversy comes amidst the restrictions of the ECB on the players' conduct related to alcohol.

After becoming England's captain, Joe Root removed the midnight curfew on the players put up by the board earlier. Root, one of the greatest Test players, argued that everyone in the England cricket team is an adult and knows how to handle himself as a professional.