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Reacting to alleged racial abuse suffered by Indian fans during the fifth rescheduled Test against India, England captain Ben Stokes has condemned the incident, saying it is really disappointing to hear reports of racist abuse at ...

The Bharat Army has claimed “many” of its members were targeted.

It is not just that England chased down their highest ever target to win a Test match and level the series with India but the rampant ease with which they completed it that was the most startling element.

BIRMINGHAM, July 5: An investigation has been launched into allegations of racist abuse aimed at Indian fans during the fourth day of the rescheduled fifth Test between India and England at Edgbaston, ECB and Warwickshire County Cricket Club said. Several Indian fans took to Twitter to report the racist behaviour they had to suffer from other fans during the fourth day’s play on Monday night. Former Yorkshire cricketer Azeem Rafiq, whose testimony to a British parliamentary committee last ...

England cricket board says it is "very concerned" by reports, will "make sure this issue is addressed swiftly".

BIRMINGHAM, United Kingdom: Police have launched an investigation after India fans claimed they were racially abused during England’s fifth Test victory in Birmingham. The Bharat Army, the official India supporters’ club, said “many” of its members at the Edgbaston ground had been targeted by “a very small minority” in Monday’s fourth day of play. A post on the group’s Twitter

Former Yorkshire spinner Azeem Rafiq shared a thread detailing some of incidents and wrote they were

Chief Executive at Edgbaston, Stuart Cain, has been forced to issue a public apology on behalf of Warwickshire County Cricket Club and Edgbaston Stadium after several Indian supporters were reportedly racially abused on the fourth day of the ...

The Bharat Army has claimed “many” of its members were targeted.

Questions have been raised after reports of slow ticket sales for the Blast.