Overview
- Brook said he was sorry for behaviour that brought embarrassment to himself and England, issuing a public apology on Thursday.
- Reports say the incident occurred on October 31 in Wellington when he was denied entry to a club and struck by a bouncer.
- The ECB said the matter went through a formal, confidential process that resulted in an approximately £30,000 fine and a final warning.
- Brook reported the episode to team management at the time and was not stripped of the captaincy.
- He is set to lead England on the Sri Lanka white-ball tour and at the T20 World Cup as the ECB reviews touring culture, with social-media clips of player drinking already under scrutiny.