Braydon Carse was thrown out of the test against Pakistan after being handcuffed, England's star bowler caught in nightclub controversy

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Brydon Carse Night Club: Once again a night club controversy involving an English cricketer has come to light. England's 31-year-old fast bowler Brayden Carse was seen wearing handcuffs outside a nightclub in Derby on Saturday night, after which the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has started an investigation into the matter. Now after this incident, the board has removed Kars from the second test against Pakistan and now the cricket regulator is investigating the entire matter. In place of Brayden Carse, 23-year-old fast bowler Sonny Baker has been included in England's squad for the second Test against Pakistan.

Brydon Carse was dropped from the second test against Pakistan

Bowler Brayden Carse has been dropped from the England squad from the second Test match against Pakistan to be played from 27 August following the nightclub controversy. In his place, Sonny Baker has been included in the England squad. Sonny Baker is a right-arm fast bowler. He is known for his fast speed. He made his Test debut against New Zealand on June 17 this year.

Braydon Kars was seen outside the nightclub with handcuffs in his hands

England fast bowler Brayden Carse was handcuffed by the police after an altercation outside a nightclub on Saturday night, the video of which is going viral on social media. In this video, Kars can be seen surrounded by police officers outside the nightclub. His England teammate Matthew Potts and former captain Ben Stokes are also seen in the video. Although no criminal charges have been filed against him, Kars has been ruled out of the second Test match against Pakistan after this incident.

Was included in England's squad for the second match against Pakistan

Brydon Carse was not selected in England's squad for the first Test match played against Pakistan at Headingley. In fact, the ECB had given him permission to play for Durham in the County Championship. Although he was made a part of the England team for the second Test against Pakistan at Lord's, but now after the controversy, he has been dropped from the second Test. After the video was released, an ECB spokesperson said, “We have become aware of an incident that happened last night in the derby and we are currently investigating. We will provide further information as soon as possible.” Now he has been thrown out.

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