Rugby Player Involved In Ben Stokes' Nightclub Incident Suspended From Team

Main criminal of Ben Stokes fight incident was caught [Source: AFP]In a massive update, the convicted individual who was involved in the Ben Stokes nightclub controversy has been punished by his professional regulatory board. Totoa Auvaa, a rugby player whose punch in a London nightclub led to the dark days of Ben Stokes in June, has been sacked by his club, Saracens. Totoa's professional punishment came after a swift internal investigation into a separate incident.Main culprit behind Ben Stokes-Atkinson nightclub row foundAs the details now emerge, Auvaa landed a punch aimed at Gus Atkinson and also tried to hurt a member of England's security staff at the Rex Rooms nightclub in Chelsea back in June. That altercation immediately prompted the England and Wales Cricket Board to suspend Gus Atkinson and Ben Stokes, and a conduct investigation was launched against the players. ALSO READTushar Deshpande Bags Hat-Trick Against Chandigarh In Ranji Trophy MatchSoon after, the pair were cleared by the independent Cricket Regulator and the ECB's investigation department, which said that no blame could be attached to either player for the violent conduct. Meanwhile, Saracens, the rugby team, publicly stood by Auvaa at that time. Rugby player gets suspended from team for new fightHowever, the rugby player has now been dismissed by the club shortly after reports that he punched a man in St Albans this weekend. Saracens declared on Monday morning that they would carry out a thorough internal investigation and then confirmed later that day that Auvaa had left the club with immediate effect. "Saracens can confirm that Totoa Auvaa, a member of the senior men's academy, has left the club with immediate effect. Following an incident this weekend, the club has determined that his conduct falls short of the standards expected of everyone who represents Saracens, both on and off the pitch,” the club wrote.Although it hasn't been officially established by ECB whether Totoa Auvaa was responsible for the nightclub incident in Chelsea, a series of internal investigations have led to the suspension of the player from his profession."We take our responsibilities to our supporters, young people and partners seriously and we remain committed to upholding the standards of our conduct expected across the club. We will not be making any further comment on this matter," the club concluded.ALSO READBen Stokes' BBL Team Leaked After Sydney Sixers Deal Falls Through