Brook, Bethell cautioned as Tongue escapes action over nightclub altercation
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England white-ball captain Harry Brook and Jacob Bethell have been cautioned but no further action is to be taken against Josh Tongue over a clash with a nightclub bouncer in New Zealand.
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England's Harry Brook and Jacob Bethell receive cautions but Josh Tongue escapes action over clash with nightclub bouncer in New Zealand Harry Brook and Jacob Bethell cautioned over conduct on New Zealand tour while Josh Tongue has escaped further action; England players had been under investigation by the Cricket Regulator over their behaviour Wednesday 1 April 2026 18:06, UK England white-ball captain Harry Brook and Jacob Bethell have been cautioned but no further action is to be taken against Josh Tongue over a clash with a nightclub bouncer in New Zealand. Brook was fined £30,000 by the England and Wales Cricket Board and warned about his conduct after the incident in Wellington the night before a one-day international in November, a game England lost by two wickets as they slumped to a 3-0 series defeat. The 26-year-old had insisted he was alone but later issued a statement saying he regretted those comments and was protecting team-mates after The Telegraph reported batter Bethell and fast bowler Tongue were fined for their roles. England deny Ben Stokes-Brendon McCullum bust-up Ashes review: Rob Key on drinking culture and more Got Sky? Watch cricket live on the Sky Sports app Follow Sky Sports on WhatsApp for news and more Not got Sky? Stream cricket contract-free on NOW The Cricket Regulator, the body independent from the ECB that has the power to bring disrepute charges, including fines and suspensions, if enough evidence is found, has now concluded its investigations into the incident. Follow Sky Sports on WhatsApp Follow Sky Sports on WhatsApp for the latest sports news, videos, features, analysis and much more A statement read: "The Cricket Regulator has now concluded its investigations into the events that took place in Wellington on the night of 31 October and 1 November 2025 prior to the third men's one-day international match against New Zealand. "As a consequence of those investigations, the Regulator has issued a caution notice to Harry Brook and ...
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