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Derbyshire Police Close Assault Inquiry Into Brydon Carse With No Charges

The police decision removes the criminal threat to Carse while a separate independent Cricket Regulator continues a disciplinary review.

Overview

  • Derbyshire Police announced on Friday that their investigation into an alleged assault linked to an incident in Derby has been closed and no criminal charges will be brought.
  • The episode began during a night out after Durham’s win when Carse was detained on suspicion of being drunk and disorderly and then de-arrested after agreeing to leave.
  • Footage shared on social media in the early hours of 23 August showed Carse in handcuffs outside Molly Malone’s, which prompted immediate public and team scrutiny.
  • England removed Carse from their Pakistan Test squad after the incident and he was omitted from subsequent white-ball squads even as he continued to play for Durham and help secure their promotion.
  • The Cricket Regulator is conducting an independent disciplinary inquiry and selectors will decide if and when Carse returns to England, with the regulator’s outcome likely to shape his international prospects.