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Brydon Carse cleared of charges over Derby nightclub incident

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England and Durham fast bowler Brydon Carse will not face criminal charges in connection with an incident at a Derby nightclub. Police investigated the matter but determined there was insufficient grounds to pursue charges against the cricketer. However, the case may not be fully closed for Carse professionally, as the Cricket Regulator could still take separate action against him. The development means Carse avoids a criminal record but remains subject to potential disciplinary proceedings within the sport.

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