January 11, 2025

Asian cricketers feel like ‘outsiders’ in English game: Yorkshire league executive

Asian cricketers feel like 'outsiders' in English game: Yorkshire league executive

South Asians feel “like outsiders” even in grassroots cricket, a senior figure in a Yorkshire league told lawmakers on Tuesday as the English game grapples with a racism scandal.

Source: Cricket News: Latest Cricket News, Live Scores, Results, Upcoming match Schedules | Times of India

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