Four members of Cricket Scotland's equality and anti-racism working group resign
Former player Majid Haq who was among those to raise concerns, has also been critical over progressFour members of Cricket Scotland's Equality and anti-racism working group have resigned over what they see as a lack of progress in tackling racism.This claim was rejected by anti-racism organisation, Running Out Racism.
Among those who have resigned from the anti-racism working group is Scotland women's international Abtaha Maqsood.The others are businessman Imran Khan, academic Khadija Mohammed and Raza Sadiq, from Running Out Racism.
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