Chief executive of Yorkshire cricket resigns after Azeem Rafiq racism case
The chief executive of Yorkshire County Cricket Club has resigned after heavy criticism of the club's handling of racism and bullying allegations.
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Chief executive of Yorkshire cricket resigns after Azeem Rafiq racism case
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