Brydon Carse charged by Cricket Regulator following Derby nightclub incident

England fast‑bowling all‑rounder Brydon Carse has been formally charged by the Cricket Regulator in connection with an incident that took place at a nightclub in Derby in August. The charge follows police involvement at the venue, where Carse was handcuffed before being released.

The regulator’s charge relates to Carse’s conduct during the night‑time event, although the specific nature of the alleged breach has not been disclosed in the public statements. The incident prompted immediate action from the England and Wales Cricket Board, which subsequently removed Carse from the senior England squad.

Carse, who plays for Durham in the domestic circuit, had been a member of the England squad at the time of the incident. His removal from the squad was announced shortly after the police interaction, and he has not featured in any England matches since.

The Cricket Regulator’s decision to charge Carse indicates that a formal disciplinary process will now be undertaken. Details of any potential sanctions or further proceedings are expected to be communicated by the regulator in due course.