LIVE | Carse Dropped, ECB Investigates: Is This England's Reckoning? |First Sports With Rupha Ramani
England got the win at Headingley against Pakistan, but once again, it's what happened off the field that's making all the headlines. Fast bowler Brydon Carse was seen in handcuffs outside a nightclub in Derby. The ECB is now investigating, and he's been pulled from the squad for the second Test against Pakistan. And this isn't the first time. Former England players Steve Harmison, Michael Vaughan and Phil Tufnell are all saying the same thing - enough with the statements and the slap-on-the-wrist punishments. A punishment that should ‘send shivers down the spine’ is needed. So today, Rupha Ramani looks at a bigger question: This was supposed to be a fresh start for England under Joe Root and Stephen Fleming. But if the culture off the field hasn't changed, what has really reset? And is English cricket finally willing to fix its off-field problem for good?Plus on the show -India's sports system is under the scanner, and the questions are coming from two of its biggest stars. Hockey legend PR Sreejesh has called out the preparation and accountability behind India's disappointing Hockey World Cup campaign. And tennis star Rohan Bopanna has questioned why India's Asian Games tennis squad was cut from 12 to just seven players. With the Asian Games coming up and India dreaming of the 2036 Olympics, Rupha asks: are we chasing short-term medals at the cost of the long-term health of Indian sport?
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