Azeem Rafiq has branded the ECB "not fit for purpose" and called for a "total clear-out" over the way they have handled cricket's racism scandal - but the English governing body have responded saying they are working hard to "deliver tangible progress".
Rafiq first went public with his experiences of suffering racist abuse while at Yorkshire in 2020 but no real action was taken until over a year later, with the ECB suspending the club from staging international or major matches and key figures at the county resigning.
Following Rafiq's harrowing testimony to the DCMS committee, the ECB released a 12-point action plan to tackle racism and discrimination within the game and say they have been working hard "across the sport to deliver tangible progress against the measures announced".
