Colin Graves has apologised "personally and unreservedly" to those who experienced racism at Yorkshire after the club's board approved a loan offer that paves the way for his controversial return as chair.But Azeem Rafiq, the former spinner turned whistleblower whose revelations lie at the heart of the scandal that has engulfed the club in recent years, has already rejected Graves' attempts to say sorry.

Colin Graves has apologised "personally and unreservedly" to those who experienced racism at Yorkshire after the club's board approved a loan offer that paves the way for his controversial return as chair.But Azeem Rafiq, the former spinner turned whistleblower whose revelations lie at the heart of the scandal that has engulfed the club in recent years, has already rejected Graves' attempts to say sorry.