Harry Brook admits he is lucky to still be England captain

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Harry Brook feels lucky to still be England cricket captain after nightclub incident
Harry Brook counts himself lucky to still be England's white-ball cricket captain after making the “terrible mistake” of clashing with a nightclub bouncer during the tour of New Zealand that preceded his team's thrashing in the Ashes series.

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Harry Brook ‘lucky’ to remain England captain and pledges to regain trust of his players
Brook says lucky to be England captain despite nightclub brawl in NZ
Harry Brook interview: Ben Stokes was not pleased with me over nightclub altercation
A contrite Harry Brook has admitted he was lucky not to be sacked as England’s white-ball captain after his drunken altercation with a bouncer in New Zealand.

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England captain Harry Brook breaks silence on 'terrible mistake' after bouncer incident
England captain Harry Brook calls nightclub incident a ‘terrible mistake’
Brook apologises, admits nightclub fracas 'not the right thing to do'
"I want to apologise to my team-mates, the fans and the ECB for putting them in a tricky situation," said Brook, who will lead England in next month's T20 World Cup in India and Sri Lanka.

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England’s Harry Brook breaks silence on New Zealand nightclub controversy
Harry Brook fined $69k after New Zealand nightclub incident before ODI

England selector steps down after Ashes debacle

England are on the hunt for a new selector following their thumping Ashes defeat after Luke Wright stepped down.

Troy Cooley returns as England pace-bowling lead coach

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Wright stands down as England national selector

Luke Wright will step down as national selector in the latest change to the England backroom following the dismal Ashes campaign.

Mayes hits England record score in U19s World Cup

Ben Mayes struck the highest score by an England player in the Under-19s World Cup in their group-stage match against Scotland in Harare. Hampshire's Mayes, 18, hammered 191 - falling one short of the overall record tournament score of 192, set by Sri Lanka's Viran Chamuditha against Japan four days ago.
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