Summary
England's cricket captain Harry Brook admitted he lied about being alone during a nightclub altercation in New Zealand. He initially claimed he was by himself to protect his teammates, who were also present. The incident may lead to an investigation by the cricket regulator.
Key Facts
- Harry Brook is the captain of England's white-ball cricket team.
- The altercation happened on November 1, before a one-day match in Wellington, New Zealand.
- Brook initially said he was alone, but later admitted teammates Jacob Bethell and Josh Tongue were with him.
- He lied to protect his teammates from being involved in the situation.
- Brook was fined and received a warning for his conduct.
- The incident became public more than two months later.
- The cricket regulator might investigate the incident.
- Brook acknowledged the need to improve his off-field responsibilities as a captain.
