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Today’s Top News Stories

### Harry Brook Apologizes for Nightclub Incident

England cricketer Harry Brook, 26, has apologized for providing a false account of a nightclub incident in Wellington, New Zealand, last year. He was fined £30,000 by the England and Wales Cricket Board. Brook initially stated he was alone during the altercation with a bouncer but later admitted he was protecting teammates. Jacob Bethell and Josh Tongue are also reportedly under investigation regarding the incident. Brook has also called on teams participating in the Hundred to include Pakistan players, despite reports that Indian-owned sides may overlook them.

### Eileen Gu Claims Assault After Nationality Debate

Freestyle skier Eileen Gu, 22, has claimed she was physically assaulted due to the controversy surrounding her decision to represent China instead of the United States. Gu, who has won five Olympic medals, including two silvers at the current Milano Cortina Games, stated the incident occurred while she was attending Stanford University. The Olympic halfpipe final, in which Gu will compete, was rescheduled to Sunday due to a snowstorm.

### Svea Irving Competes in Winter Olympics

American freestyle skier Svea Irving, 23, is competing at the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics. Irving, who specializes in halfpipe, had a fall in her first run of the final. She earned her spot on the U.S. team after a strong performance at the Calgary Snow Rodeo World Cup in January.

### Cassie Sharpe Injured in Halfpipe Qualifying

Canadian freeskier Cassie Sharpe, 33, sustained a fall during halfpipe qualifying at the Winter Olympics. She was stretchered off the course and received immediate medical attention. Sharpe, a former Olympic gold and silver medalist, will not compete in the final.

### Indra Brown Reaches Halfpipe Final

Sixteen-year-old Australian freeskier Indra Brown has qualified for the freeski halfpipe final at the Winter Olympics. Brown, who is the youngest member of the Australian team, qualified in fourth place. Her final was delayed until Sunday due to heavy snow.