Summary
England's cricket team is looking into reports that some players drank heavily during a break between Ashes Test matches in Australia. The squad was seen drinking in the town of Noosa, and England's cricket director, Rob Key, expressed concerns about excessive drinking. Key is investigating what happened to understand the facts better.
Key Facts
- England's cricket team took a break in Noosa, Australia, during the Ashes series.
- Reports suggest some players drank a lot during this break and in Brisbane before the second Test.
- England lost the Ashes series to Australia, who took a 3-0 lead in 11 days.
- Rob Key, England's director of cricket, is investigating the drinking claims.
- Key mentioned that a culture of excessive drinking is not acceptable.
- An earlier incident involved players Harry Brook and Jacob Bethell allegedly drinking before a match in New Zealand.
- Players have been away from home for extended tours in New Zealand, Australia, and other countries.
- The Noosa break was planned before the Ashes tour started.
