England drop pacer Brydon Carse for second test against Pakistan as late-night incident investigated
England has dropped fast bowler Brydon Carse from the second Test against Pakistan due to an off-field incident that occurred late Saturday night in Derby. The England and Wales Cricket Board confirmed that the Cricket Regulator will investigate the events that transpired on Saturday night. Carse has been replaced by Sonny Baker for the upcoming test match, which begins on Thursday.
The incident occurred just days after the midnight curfew for the England men's cricket team was lifted, following controversies from previous tours.
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