Officers and hotel staff can be heard telling players they 'were a bit too loud' after a night of celebrations. 9News
celebrations involving Australian and English players at the Australian team's hotel in Hobart.
Four police officers and hotel staff can be heard telling players Nathan Lyon, Joe Root, Alex Carey, James Anderson and Travis Head they "were a bit too loud" as the bemused players sit around a table after a night of celebrations, some still in their playing whites. "You've obviously been asked to pack up... we've been asked to come," a female officer can be heard telling the players, who can then be seen leaving the balcony.England captain Joe Root and Australian wicketkeeper Alex Carey were among the players asked to move on, as was Travis Head .
There have been no allegations of bad behaviour surrounding the night out, after a series in which both teams have been praised for their sportsmanship. Australian skipper Pat Cummins previously told News Corp: "We stayed in the changerooms for a little bit and caught up with English side for a couple of beers back at the hotel, so that was good as it was a hard-fought series between both teams so it was good to catch up with them after that."Continue reading
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