LONDON: Former British Gary Laditer on Wednesday admitted using a racial slur against former Yorkshire Azeem Rafiq teammate in the circling row that had swallowed many sponsors.
Balcing said in a statement: “I regret that I use this word on an immature exchange in younger years.” The 31-year-old player, who played 23 match matches for England, said: “It has been reported that I used the racial scure and, because I told an independent investigation, I received that I did it and I regret it.” I don’t want to discredit Rafa by repeating the words and statements that he made about me and others but I have to be clear that this is a situation where best friends say things that offer each other, beyond the context, It will be fully inappropriate, “said the billing.
Balance added that” there was no time I believe or understand that it caused Rafa’s trouble “- he said that if he realized,” Then I will stop immediately “.
Read the importance of ‘head to roll out’ In the figures of Rowpolitical Race Cricket in the UK summoned Yorkshire for the handling of the former Rafiq Captain Azeem allegations as the district braces to face parliamentary supervision.
Kemang entered came after the publication of their company ended in yorkshire and their headingley stadium in Leeds on handling reports found Rafiq suffered “racial and intimidation harassment” at the club.
Pad A troubled day for the club, the local brand of the Yorkshire brand participated in the sponsor of the butter anchor shirt in terms of their partnership with Yorkshire.
Some other sponsors – including Tetley beer companies – decided not to extend their agreement.
“We do not tolerate all forms of racism or discriminatory behavior and this destructive effect,” Emerald said in a statement.
“We hope that YCCC will listen and respond with serious actions to eradicate racism from the club and uphold the values ​​we all expect.” Read Alsoakhire lost the main sponsor above Azeem Rafiq racism Rowpublishing Emerald company ending their relationship with Yorkshire and their headingley stadium in Leeds on the handling of reports found Rafiq suffering from “racial and intimidation harassment” at the club.
The district offered by Rafiq, 30, “deep and impartial apology” when the report was published in September but last week said it would not take disciplinary action on any staff.
This story has released a wave of criticism of Yorkshire, drawing in senior English politicians and British government agencies and Wales Cricket Board (ECB).
Rafiq, chairman of Yorkshire Roger Hutton and Chief Executive and Director of Cricket has been summoned to testify before the British Parliament Committee on November 16.
The Julian Knight Committee’s seat said the Yorkshire Board had to stop “endemic racism” and called the ranks “one of the most embedding episodes and interrupt in the history of modern cricket”.
Read Alsoakhire to take disciplinary action at Azeem Rafiq Cricket Cricket Racism Cricket said on Thursday they would not take disciplinary action against one of their staff even though previously received Azeem Rafiq had been a victim of racial harassment – the decision of the former players they were labeled “embarrassing” reports rewacted Yorkshire upheld seven claims but concluded that the club was not an institutional racist.
“No one believes in me, no one listens to everyone who tries to protect themselves and leave me alone to fight,” Rafiq Tweet this week.
“Time for full truth.”