The English County Club Essex promised on Monday to investigate the fresh allegations of historical racism made by former Bowler Fast Bowler who was previously born.
Chambers, who played for Essex between 2005 and 2013, told Cricketer that he was very upset with the racist intimidation he faced in the county that he would go home and cry after the match.
Chambers added that he had regularly became the target of racist taunts in Essex and used to one teammate who offered bananas by mocking and coaching staff members read racist jokes in the dressing room.
He also detailed an incident when he shared a house with another team, when he was called a monkey.
“We have a night team at Chelmsford,” room, now 34, told Cricketer.
“The other player was drunk enough drunk.
When I got home, he threw a banana down the stairs and said,” Up for it, you’re a monkey.
“” I mentioned the incident to my mother and she reported it.
Other players were forced to apologize to me, but I still had to stay with him longer.
“Chambers’ accusations approached the heels from Furore caused by claims of racism faced by other former County players, Azeem Rafiq, while playing for Yorkshire, which led to the exodus of sponsors and some top executives who resigned.
Essex was also interested in racism last week , when their chairman John Faragher resigned NL4N2S33VE for alleged history that he used racist language in 2017.
Rafiq and senior executive Yorkshire will provide evidence before the Department of Parliament for Digital Panel, Culture, Media & Sports on Tuesday, and the club has been banned from Mr.
International match house.
Investigation of Essex CEO Cricket John Stephenson promised to investigate space.
The accusation.
“The accusation reported today, involving Essex and other clubs, making sad readings.
Everything that has been reported will be very serious and thoroughly investigated, “Stephenson said on the Essex website.” After knowing the accusation last night, I immediately contacted the former player to offer full club support.
“He has shown great courage in the future and talks with us about the incident he describes.
I appreciate how difficult it is for him.” The club will strictly investigate all the allegations while we also refer to this problem to the ECB.
“British cricket board spokesman and Wales said the government agency would also investigate the allegations of the room.” The ECB was surprised by the behavior described by Maurice Chambers, where no one had to survive.
There was absolutely no room for racism in cricket, “said the spokesman.” We apologize that Maurice can only feel comfortable talking after the playing career ends …
We will investigate this with other charges at Essex and Applaud Maurice for their courage in the future.
“Chambers added that he suffered more racism while playing for Northamptonshire from 2014-2015, including a team of singing partners along with away games to songs including” repetitive use of ‘n’.
“For the expectations we have for all Players and Northamptonshire staff.
“We welcome the opportunity to talk directly with Maurice and every past player about their time with NorthAntonShire and encourage them to reach out.”