With controversy swirling around Harry Brook after reports broke that he was involved in a late-night fight with a nightclub bouncer during the tour of New Zealand, where England lost 3-0, former England player Michael Vaughan has once again come down hard on the cricket board’s handling of the situation. “The ECB pushed it under the carpet. They said they threw the kitchen sink in with a fine, but for it to have come out just a couple of days ago on the back of a poor Ashes series where performance levels have been indifferent, the loose nature of the preparation has been a big question mark about the team,” Vaughan told Fox Cricket during a Big Bash League match. “My experience from these kinds (of incidents) is you’ve got to hit the nail on the head at the time it happens, because once it comes out afterwards, ‘why did they brush it under the carpet’? So the England captain was able to go out the night before have a fracas with a bouncer then …