Harry Brook "Lucky" to Retain England Captaincy After Nightclub Incident

• England white-ball captain Harry Brook admitted he made a "terrible mistake" clashing with a nightclub bouncer in Wellington, New Zealand.
• The incident occurred on October 31, before the third ODI against New Zealand, leading to a £30,000 fine from the ECB and a final warning.
• Brook expressed regret, apologizing to teammates and fans for his unprofessional conduct, acknowledging he put himself in a bad situation.
• He stated he would have understood if the ECB had stripped him of the captaincy, but the decision was left to the hierarchy.
• England is currently in Sri Lanka for a six-game white-ball tour, preparing for the T20 World Cup in India and Sri Lanka.

Why It Matters: Harry Brook feels fortunate to remain England captain despite a nightclub incident, vowing to regain trust.