sport news ECB deputy chairman Martin Darlow set to step down in May trends now
sport news ECB deputy chairman Martin Darlow set to step down in May trends now
EXCLUSIVE: ECB deputy chairman Martin Darlow set to step down in May, as the former detective pays the price for the governing body’s bungled handling of the Yorkshire racism crisis Martin Darlow took up the role of ECB deputy chairman last September He is now set to step down amid the fall-out from the Yorkshire racism trial The ECB has come under serious fire for it's handling of the scandal
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The ECB’s deputy chairman Martin Darlow is to stand down from the Board in May before the end of his term as the fall-out from the Yorkshire racism trial continues.
The former detective, who only took up the role last September, was charged with managing the ECB’s response to the Yorkshire crisis following Azeem Rafiq’s seismic appearance before a parliamentary select committee in November 2021.
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