'I want to see change': England cricket captain says Yorkshire racism allegations have 'torn lives apart'

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'I want to see change': England cricket captain says Yorkshire racism allegations have 'torn lives apart'

'I want to see change': England cricket captain says Yorkshire racism allegations have 'torn lives apart'

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Published 11 Nov 2021

England cricket captain Joe Root has said that he wants to "see change and action" following the recent racism scandal that has mired the sport.

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