The findings of the two-year-long independent inquiry into cricket in the UK have surprised even those familiar with the racism and sexism that infect the sport. The report, which is based on evidence provided by over 4,000 male and female players, coaches, administrators, and fans, not only solidifies the notion that racism and sexism are actually deeply rooted rather than sporadic occurrences, but also that elitism and class-based discrimination are widespread.
Some of the report’s key findings are that South Asian people face the most discrimination — 87% of Pakistani and Bangladeshi-origin respondents faced discrimination, 82% of those with Indian heritage, READ MORE
