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Root Angered by England's Off-Field 'Stupid Mistakes'
- On Monday, the England and Wales Cricket Board dropped fast bowler Brydon Carse from the second Test squad against Pakistan following a nightclub incident in Derby on Saturday night, replacing him with Hampshire pacer Sonny Baker.
- This incident marks the third time this year an England cricketer has been removed from a squad due to off-field conduct, with previous investigations this summer involving Ben Stokes and Gus Atkinson.
- Former England captain Michael Vaughan called for a "significant punishment" to deter future misconduct, noting the Cricket Regulator confirmed an investigation after footage showed the 31-year-old Carse handcuffed outside a venue on Saturday.
- England Test captain Joe Root recently scrapped team curfews, urging players to act as "really good role models and human beings," while the squad maintains a 1-0 series lead against Pakistan.
- The squad seeks a series victory at Lord's on Thursday while Carse remains unavailable for selection as the Cricket Regulator gathers facts regarding the incident.
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Joe Root ‘hacked off’ with Brydon Carse as England star dropped after nightclub incident
Joe Root has admitted he is "hacked off" with Brydon Carse after another late-night incident plunged England cricket into fresh controversy.The fast bowler has been withdrawn from England's squad for the second Test against Pakistan at Lord's while the Cricket Regulator investigates events outside a Derby bar.Footage shared on social media appeared to show Carse in handcuffs during an interaction with police on Saturday night.Derbyshire Police s…
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C 31%
R 31%
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