LONDON: The former other player from Essex County England said he suffered racist abuse at the club along with the charges made by Zoheb Sharif and Chambers Maurice in the last week.
Jahid Ahmed, who bent for Essex from 2005-2009, told Cricketer that he was intimidated by a senior coach and his accent was ridiculed by the players and several coach staff members.
Wahyu Jahid follows a similar claim and Sharif.
Chambers, who played for Essex between 2005 and 2013, said he was very disappointed with the racist intimidation he faced in the county that he would go home and cry after the match.
“It is the world of a white man where brown people are outsiders,” said Jahid, 35.
“I want to change my voice.
I tried to deepen it.
I really want to adjust.” I feel like an outsider all the time I was on (land essex) Chelmsford.
I am always afraid of what they will do and make it very difficult to concentrate on my cricket.
“Essex, who has opened an investigation after the initial Claim of Chambers, said they had formed a reporting channel for anyone who experienced club abuse.” The accusation made a difficult reading and they would be treated and investigated with the highest seriousness, “said Chief Executive John Stephenson.” I have reached him (Jahid) to offer our full support, and I hope he feels it.
Encouraged and comfortable enough to be part of our investigation that will soon occur.
“It is clear as a sport there is a lot of work to do, but we move in the right direction.” The next period will be very difficult, especially for those who share their experiences, but together, we will come.
Out the other side is better for that.
“The problem of racism in British cricket was flown wide by claims of racism faced by other former County players, Azeem Rafiq, while playing for Yorkshire, which leads to exodus sponsors and some top executives.
Resign.