Atharva Kambli

That's the only way.

Yeah, I mean, you've just got to... There's so much noise about it in the last couple of weeks, and rightly, because he's an England cricket captain, and you've just got to get the certainties out.

One thing that is certain, it is totally unacceptable for an England cricket captain the night before a game to be going out having too much to drink and being clocked by a bouncer.

That is just a non-negotiable.

I've read pieces about, you know,

He's not been supported by the ECB and he needed a bit more support.

That for any cricketer of whatever age, and this is a 26-year-old that's been around for a while, that is just a non-negotiable as your cricket captain.

But having said that, people do make mistakes in life and you have to give them the chance to

to put those mistakes right.

He plays in a test side with someone that made a huge mistake and has made mistakes in Ben Stokes and has tried to put his life right and his off field life right.

Ricky Ponting, one of the great captains and players that has ever played the game had similar incidents, incident growing up and put his life right.

So that's the question for me to ask you.

Do you see Harry as someone that got it horribly wrong as we all have all done in our life?

and looks at himself and says, this is an opportunity to put this right.

I am a supremely talented player.

I need to look.

McCollum touched on it on interview yesterday after the last win about off-field.

Do you look at someone that can put it right and wants to put it right off-field?

Two questions for you, really is, is it a reflection of the culture of the team that they think they can go out the night before and have too many to drink and, and the captain thinks he can go and,

Is that a reflection of Harry Brooke and the lads that were out with him?