What was Harry Brook's off-field incident in New Zealand?

Harry Brook was involved in an altercation with a bouncer at a nightclub in New Zealand last October after having 'one too many drinks.'

Did Harry Brook lose his England captaincy after the incident?

No, Harry Brook was not removed as England captain, although he admitted he was fortunate to keep the role and is working to regain trust.

What disciplinary action did Harry Brook face?

Harry Brook was fined £30,000 and given a final warning by the ECB for his off-field actions in New Zealand.

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Brook apologizes for off-field blunder, keeps captaincy

22 Jan

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Summary

Harry Brook kept England captaincy after altercation with a bouncer.
He apologized to teammates, fans, and the ECB for his actions.
Brook received support from Ben Stokes, who faced a similar situation.

Brook apologizes for off-field blunder, keeps captaincy

Harry Brook has expressed his fortune in retaining the England captaincy following a late-night altercation with a bouncer in New Zealand last October. He has publicly apologized to his teammates, the ECB, and fans for his unprofessional actions, admitting it was a 'terrible mistake.' Brook reported himself to management the day after the incident, which occurred on the eve of an ODI and led to a £30,000 fine and a final warning.

Brook stated he was on his own at a nightclub when the incident happened, and he had consumed more drinks than advisable. He acknowledged the possibility of losing his captaincy, feeling lucky to have kept the role. England Test captain Ben Stokes, who has experienced a similar off-field issue, offered Brook support and counsel.