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Azeem Rafiq, a former England youth captain, captained Yorkshire in a Twenty20 fixture 2012
Azeem Rafiq received a heavily redacted version of the report on racism allegations against his former club Yorkshire.
BBC Sport reported that an employment judge ordered the club's release in its entirety by Friday, but they only have a partial copy.
Rafiq (30), alleged that Yorkshire was rife with institutional racism. He was close to ending his life. External-link
An independent panel affirmed seven of the 43 claims.
Yorkshire, however, released only a summary report. BBC Sport was informed by a spokesperson for England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), that they still await the complete report and have requested a copy.
BBC Sport reached out to Yorkshire and Rafiq's spokesperson but they declined to comment.
Yorkshire's report last month found that Rafiq had been the victim of racist harassment and bullying during his time at the club.
Rafiq's spokesperson reiterated last week his call for the findings to published in full. He added: "The summary was provided in effect by the defendant – Yorkshire. Azeem was not allowed to review the report, comment on it or respond.
"Yorkshire was forced to admit racism, bullying, and other issues despite all that. What is Yorkshire's full report?
