Harry Brook

And obviously we got struck with it after the last Test match.

I don't think it affected my performances at all.

We weren't exactly happy to be photographed.

We were looking over our shoulder every second to see if there was a camera there.

Yeah, definitely.

And look, we're in such a high pressure situation and series with the Aussies being as good as what they are, the country with press paparazzi following us around everywhere.

And it's just nice to be normal humans, go out and have a drink and try and relax.

And yeah, that's one way to take your mind off the game is just having a drink with a few mates.

We were drinking responsibly bar one situation.

Other than that, we were...

We were completely in control of what we were doing and we were just going out and having a drink.

It was nothing silly.

I don't think there's a drinking culture at all.

We're all old enough and grown up enough to be able to say no if we don't want to drink and grown up enough to be able to say yes if you do want to drink.

Yeah, there has and that's been made a group decision.

We think that it's the best thing going forward for the time being to be able to put us in

situations where we can win games of cricket and perform at the best of our ability.

I don't know what it's like in other sports but it's probably a lot stricter in rugby, football and stuff like that so I think for the time being I think it's fair enough.

Look, it's only in our best interest to try and go out there and perform at the best of our ability and take this team forward.

Yeah, definitely.