Late-night incidents shaming English cricket: Cook says ‘Just have some brain cells’

England’s cricketing culture is under fresh scrutiny after another late-night incident involving one of its players, raising questions over whether the traditional post-match drink has gone too far in an era of increasingly professional sport.The latest episode involved fast bowler Brydon Carse, who was pictured outside a nightclub in the early hours of Sunday in handcuffs and surrounded by police officers. The incident came just days after newly appointed England captain Joe Root had called for greater responsibility from the players.The England Cricket Regulator is investigating the matter, putting the spotlight back on the off-field behaviour of the men's squad and prompting questions over whether the team needs another cultural reset.Former England captain Alastair Cook believes the players need to exercise better judgement rather than necessarily abandon socialising altogether.“Just have some kind of brain cells amongst you, seeing what's just gone on,” Cook said on the Stick to Cricket podcast…