Brook backs Carse to return for England after disciplinary process
The short version
- Harry Brook hopes Brydon Carse returns to England's white-ball squads after his disciplinary proceedings conclude.
- Carse will not face a criminal charge over a late-night incident in Derby last month.
- The Cricket Regulator is still investigating the incident.
- Carse, 31, has not featured in an England squad since the incident despite being technically available.
- England are playing ODIs against Sri Lanka a year before the World Cup.
Harry Brook says Brydon Carse is 'working on a few things' and hopes the fast bowler returns to England's white-ball squads once an investigation concludes.
Harry Brook says he hopes fast bowler Brydon Carse will return to England's white-ball teams once his disciplinary process is resolved, calling him a "very good mate" who is "working on a few things behind the scenes."
Carse learned recently that he will not face a criminal charge over a late-night incident in Derby last month, during which he was briefly handcuffed. However, the 31-year-old remains sidelined from England squads while the Cricket Regulator investigates the matter.
Although Carse is technically available for selection, he has not been named in an England squad since the incident. The ongoing England one-day series against Sri Lanka comes a year before the World Cup.
