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Ex-pacer Jahid Khan accuses Essex of racism

Updated on: 25 November,2021 01:17 PM IST  |  London
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Jahid, 35, is the third player from Essex to accuse it of racism that has rocked English cricket in the wake of the Yorkshire-Azeem Rafiq episode

Ex-pacer Jahid Khan accuses Essex of racism

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Former Essex pacer Jahid Khan has accused racist abuse while playing for the English county side a few years back, according to a report.


Jahid, 35, is the third player from Essex to accuse it of racism that has rocked English cricket in the wake of the Yorkshire-Azeem Rafiq episode.


The cricketer follows Zoheb Sharif and Maurice Chambers who have also accused the club of racial discrimination.


Jahid, who represented Essex in seven first-class matches between 2005 and 2009, described the club as a white man’s world where brown people were outsiders after allegedly being asked by a teammate if he was going to bomb the club.

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