The Manchester City Women forward was sent off after a wild challenge on Leah Galton in the 35th minute against Manchester United Women. City went on to draw the game 2-2. "Last week we received Yorkshire CCC's report into the racism and bullying allegations Azeem Rafiq made against the club," an ECB statement said. "We are conscious about the length of time that Azeem has waited for resolution and the toll that must be taking on his wellbeing and that of his family. We are sorry that, as a sport, this has not yet been resolved. They are part of a growing movement within cricket to highlight previous racist behaviour and to call on the game's governing bodies to live up to their often-repeated slogan that there is "no room for racism" in cricket.©2021 Sky UKTennisNewsLast Updated: 13/10/21 12:15pm Oxford shrugged off their recent coronavirus issues to beat Fleetwood 3-1 at Kassam Stadium.