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Moeen Ali has warned future generations of English cricketers that 'things need to change' after Ollie Robinson received an eight-match ban for the racist and sexist tweets that came to light during the Lord's Test last month.
But with five of those matches suspended for two years, and the independent Cricket Discipline Commission ruling that Robinson has already missed three — the second Test against New Zealand, plus two T20 games for Sussex — he is now free to resume playing.
Robinson was fined £3,200 for the offensive tweets, which were posted between 2012 and 2014, and on Saturday reiterated his embarrassment and shame.
Moeen Ali (pictured) stated his hope that Ollie Robinson's ban ends up being a force for good
He added: 'I am deeply sorry for the hurt I caused. This has been the most difficult time in my professional career for both my family and myself.'
Moeen said he would
