Who is Totoa Auwa? With whom Ben Stokes clashed in the night club, height is 6 feet 5 inches, weight is 125 KG

England cricket team captain Ben Stokes and fast bowler Gus Atkinson are in the news these days regarding a nightclub controversy. Now a new name has also emerged in this case. According to reports, the rugby player involved in the fight was Totoa Auwa, who is counted among the youth players of the Saracens club. This incident happened in the early hours of Monday at Rex Rooms nightclub located in Chelsea area of ​​London. It is being told that after the victory in the first test against New Zealand, Ben Stokes and Gus Atkinson were present in the VIP area of ​​the club.

During this time, an argument started over some issue, which later turned into a fight. According to reports, Totoa Auwa was also present during the fight. It is being said that he threw a punch, but instead of hitting Gus Atkinson, it hit a security officer of the England team. The security officer even had to get stitches after getting injured.

21 year old Totoa Auwa is considered an emerging rugby player. He has also captained Samoa Under-20 and Samoa A team. Last season, he played 17 matches for Ampthill Club and impressed with his performance. He is about 6 feet 5 inches and 125 kg. However, after this controversy, questions have started being raised about his future. It is being claimed in media reports that this incident may also affect his career.

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has started an investigation regarding this matter. The board is trying to find out what happened that night. It is also being seen whether Ben Stokes and Gus Atkinson violated team rules. At present it is believed that both the players may have to sit out of the second test against New Zealand. However, the final decision will be taken only after the investigation is completed. This whole matter has created a stir in English cricket. Now everyone is waiting for the ECB report, which will reveal who had the responsibility in this dispute and what further action will be taken.