British and Irish Lions prop Kyle Sinckler was arrested in a nightclub altercation in Auckland just hours after the 15-15 draw with the All Blacks.
The 24-year-old was picked up by police at about 03:00 on Sunday in the city's Galway Street nightclub area, Fairfax New Zealand reported.
Auckland police did not name Sinckler but said in a statement that they attended an incident involving "minor disorder" early on Sunday.
"A male was placed under arrest but was not charged after further inquiries established that the incident did not warrant prosecution," they said. "He was then taken to his accommodation by police."
Police declined to give further details.
Fairfax, citing a statement from the Lions, reported the Harlequins and England front-rower had said he was sorry about his behaviour.
"I apologise for putting myself and the Lions in this position and also to the police and anyone else affected," he said.
Radio New Zealand, quoting the same Lions statement, said tour manager John Spencer had addressed the issue with Sinckler and would take no further action.
"I have spoken to Kyle and reminded him of his responsibilities as a Lion, which extend to his off the field behaviour," Spencer said.
"Kyle has apologised for any inconvenience caused and we are satisfied that he regrets this incident and that this is the end of the matter."
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