A newly-elected cricket club chairman has stepped aside whilst an independent review takes place after he was found to have âlikedâ a series of inflammatory tweets. The revelation came as
Azeem Rafiq and Andrew Gale have both been reprimanded by the Cricket Discipline Commission (CDC) for historic antisemitic social media posts and acting in a way that is âprejudicial to
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has charged a former Yorkshire coach over an alleged antisemitic historic tweet. A tweet allegedly posted by Andrew Gale surfaced during the recent scandal of
Campaign Against Antisemitismâs Director of Investigations and Enforcement, Stephen Silverman, joined the cricketer Azeem Rafiq on a tour of the Jewish Museum, organised by the JC, with a Holocaust survivor. Mr Rafiq
The Metro has apologised today after Campaign Against Antisemitism and others called out the newspaper for printing a letter yesterday telling readers that racism against Jews matters less if it comes from
Azeem Rafiq, the cricketer who recently highlighted the problem of racial abuse in cricket, has apologised after antisemitic comments that he made when he was nineteen were revealed today. The thirty-year-old former
