Jan 8 (Reuters) - Harry Brook has ‌apologised for an altercation in New Zealand during the team's white-ball ‌tour late last year after a report on Thursday said the ‌England batsman was struck by a nightclub bouncer after being denied entry to the venue.

The Daily Telegraph report said the incident occurred on October 31, the night before England's third one-day international ‍against the hosts. England went on to lose the ‍match, ensuring a 3-0 series ‌sweep for New Zealand, with white-ball captain Brook scoring just six runs in ‍the ​ODI.