The former England captain was alleged to have used the term 'you lot' towards a group of four Yorkshire players of Asian ethnicity
towards a group of four Yorkshire players of Asian ethnicity prior to a T20 match in June 2009, including Rafiq who first spoke out in 2020 about the discrimination he suffered across two stints with the county.
Vaughan said: “The dismissal of the specific charge that concerned me takes nothing away from Azeem’s own lived experiences.” He appeared in person at a Cricket Discipline Commission hearing which was held in public in London earlier this month to defend himself.
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