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England may have started their Test series against Pakistan with a huge win, but once again, the conversation around the team has moved away from the cricket. Brydon Carse was seen being led away in handcuffs outside a nightclub in Derby after celebrating with his Durham teammates, with Ben Stokes and Matthew Potts also reportedly at the scene. Carse was briefly detained and later released, while the ECB has confirmed it is looking into what happened. The timing is particularly awkward for Joe Root, who has just returned as England captain and scrapped the team's midnight curfew, saying players should be trusted to behave like “grown adults”.Meanwhile, over in Sri Lanka, Yashasvi Jaiswal looked in good touch during the second Test against Sri Lanka in Colombo, hitting 45 and finding the boundary three times in one over before Asitha Fernando got him out. But what followed the dismissal became the bigger talking point. Fernando gave Jaiswal a send-off, Jaiswal turned back, and the two ended up in a heated exchange. It is hardly the first time Jaiswal has found himself at the centre of an on-field confrontation, and this time former India batter Ajay Jadeja and batting coach Sitanshu Kotak both felt he could have handled the situation better. Is this a pertaining problem for Jaiswal, who has had his history with altercations? Or is it something that can contain?
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