Summary
Former England cricketer Stuart Broad says the current England cricket team does not have a drinking problem, even though there have been recent incidents involving alcohol. He emphasized the importance of team support in preventing such situations and questioned the need for a strict midnight curfew.
Key Facts
- Stuart Broad, a retired England cricketer, says England's cricket team does not have a drinking culture problem.
- England captain Harry Brook was fined for an incident with a bouncer in New Zealand.
- Some players were seen drinking during a break in the Ashes series in Noosa.
- Broad mentioned that having strong team support can prevent players from getting into trouble.
- There are talks about imposing a midnight curfew for players, but Broad thinks it might be too strict.
- Broad highlighted that most players like Zak Crawley and Joe Root do not engage in heavy drinking or partying.
- England's cricket team has an upcoming tour in Sri Lanka, followed by a T20 World Cup campaign.
