Cricket's day of reckoning

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Recorded27 Jun 2023

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A long-awaited independent report has painted a sorry picture of deep-rooted discrimination in English cricket and challenged its governing body to adopt recommendations to transform the culture and structure of the game.We hear shocking evidence from the chair of The Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket (ICEC) Cindy Butts, an apology from Richard Thompson, chairman of the England & Wales Cricket Board and the thoughts of England Test captain Ben Stokes.Panel: Sarah Mulkerrins, Dan Roan, Former umpire John Holder, Isabelle WestburyProducer: Sam Sheringham

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