“The Cricket Regulator has been informed and we will provide a further update when possible.”Before the Ashes, white-ball captain Harry Brook was punched by a nightclub bouncer in Wellington on the eve of a one-day international against New Zealand.As a result, England imposed a midnight curfew on all players and staff.The BBC, however, reported the curfew was still in place despite the first Test being over, and the investigation relates to more than a breach of the curfew.England thrashed New Zealand by 115 runs before lunch on the fourth day at Lord’s to go 1-0 up in a three-match series as they enjoyed a comprehensive victory in their first test match since their humiliating Ashes defeat.The second test, across London at the Oval, starts on June 17.
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