England fast bowler Brydon Carse will face no further police action following an investigation into an alleged assault in Derby last month. Derbyshire police have dropped the inquiry, meaning Carse will not be charged.
The investigation stemmed from an incident during a night out with his Durham teammates after a County Championship match against Derbyshire. Carse had previously been arrested on suspicion of being drunk and disorderly, which led to his omission from the England squad for their recent Test series against Pakistan. While the police investigation has concluded without charges, the Cricket Regulator may still decide on potential disciplinary action.
Brydon Carse Cleared of Assault Allegations as Police Drop Investigation
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