Yorkshire chief executive Mark Arthur RESIGNS from the crisis-hit club in wake of racism scandal after Azeem Rafiq said he and director of cricket Martyn Moxon should stand down Mark Arthur has stepped down from Yorkshire after pressure over his position Pressure has mounted due to Azeem Rafiq's claims of institutional racism Rafiq has previously called for Arthur and Martyn Moxon to step down
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Yorkshire chief executive Mark Arthur has resigned from his position with immediate effect in the wake of the racism scandal at the crisis-hit club.
Arthur has faced building pressure following Azeem Rafiq's claims of institutional racism.
Rafiq renewed his longstanding calls for Arthur and director of cricket Martyn Moxon to resign after reaching a settlement in his employment tribunal against the county earlier this week.