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ISSAN KHAN AT HEADINGLEY: Visibly strained with a machine placed on a silver trolley, tubes loosely flowing to both nostrils, Mohammed Rafiq stands with a sign outside Headingley.
At yorkshire county cricket club, a trailblazer for the game he loved. he was yorkshire's golden boy, adored by fans of the game and a beacon of inspiration for young south asian boys and girls across yorkshire. but, in september last year, that bubble burst as azeem detailed the racial abuse he had encountered at the club. playing professional cricket for yorkshire should be the best time of your life. unfortunately for me, it wasn't. now the racist comments reportedly dismissed as friendly banter will be investigated by mps. in a statement, the dcms says," we are extremely concerned about re...
Pujara also expressed his desire to play in the Indian Premier League On the upcoming home Test series, Pujara said can't take England lightly Cheteshwar Pujara, in an exclusive interview with NDTV, has spoken about India's historic win in Australia, the upcoming series against England at home and also the Indian Premier League (IPL). India's Test batting star was part of a young Indian team that without it's leader and talisman Virat Kohli managed to defeat the Australians to clinch the Test series Down Under 2-1. The middle-order batsman said that India's batting unit did better than the ...
Shane Warne has been caught up in a racism storm Sport 18th Dec 2020 2:32 PM Australian Test legend Shane Warne has been caught up in a racism storm after referring to Indian batsman Cheteshwar Pujara as "Steve" during the first Test in Adelaide. The Indian stalwart was given the nickname when he played county cricket for Yorkshire in England, and it was also raised by Warne and others during India's last tour of Australia in 2018/19. Warne referred to Pujara as "Steve" on the Fox Cricket broadcast numerous times during India's first innings on Thursday. Puja...
Shane Warne has been caught up in a racism storm Sport 18th Dec 2020 2:32 PM Australian Test legend Shane Warne has been caught up in a racism storm after referring to Indian batsman Cheteshwar Pujara as "Steve" during the first Test in Adelaide. The Indian stalwart was given the nickname when he played county cricket for Yorkshire in England, and it was also raised by Warne and others during India's last tour of Australia in 2018/19. Warne referred to Pujara as "Steve" on the Fox Cricket broadcast numerous times during India's first innings on Thursday. Puja...