LONDON: Azeem Rafiq warns Yorkshire on Monday that the allegations of His racism to the former British district team will be “notified to the world”.
Yorkshire last week released the findings of independent panel reports triggered by Rafiq’s allegations about racism and intimidation.
The panel report was enforced by seven Rafiq 43 charges, and found there was a “question” he was the target of racial harassment and intimidation during his time in Yorkshire.
However, it was said there was no sufficient evidence to find the club racist institutionally.
On Monday, Rafiq appeared to signal he would not continue the dispute but not before sharing the details of the accusation he made.
In a twitter post, he wrote: “I always tell the leaders in our game they (sic) will be a point / morning where I wake up when I can’t stand it anymore.” Don’t take it again it will mean I will leave it and walk away.
This will be pure means everything that has happened to date – from people who are dishonest about what happens in return on position / work, to try to create evidence – will be notified to the world and let them decide whether the YCCC is institutionally racist.
“Rafiq joined Yorkshire in 2002 and played for them in two spells from 2008 to 2014 and then 2016 until 2018.
The report found that he was not given halal food in the match, something that has now been repaired for other players.
It was found three Instance.
From the racist language used before 2010 which numbered harassment on the basis of the race, while before 2012 a former coach “regularly used racist language” and references made for the weight and fitness of Rafiq amounts to intimidation.
The report also received the club failed to follow up on the charges of Rafiq made in 2018.
Although the problems, reports found that all decisions made regarding the selection of Rafiq and the final release of the club was fully based on the club Cricket’s reason.
“I feel lucky to still live tet My fire won’t test my determination anymore, “Rafiq tweeted.
“For all you who are victims of racist abuse or all kinds of discrimination that I am the best to give you all the sounds but unfortunately the system just wants to strangle us and find allies and money to do that.”
Azeem Rafiq vowed to ‘tell the world’ about the ranks of Yorkshire racism
