Police drop assault investigation into England bowler Brydon Carse
No further action will be taken after an alleged assault in Derby last month, police have said.
England fast bowler Brydon Carse will face no further police action after an investigation into an alleged assault in Derby last month was dropped, according to BBC Sport.
The inquiry had centred on an alleged incident involving Carse in Derby, though further details of the allegation have not been made public.
Police confirmed the investigation had been closed, with no charges brought against the cricketer, BBC Sport reported.
Carse, who plays for England's national cricket team, has not publicly commented on the matter.
BBC Sport did not provide additional details regarding the nature of the original complaint or the identity of any alleged victim.
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- Carse assault investigation dropped by police — BBC Sport
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