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Yorkshire admit financial trouble as AGM sees call for help

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Yorkshire have a £3.5million cash shortfall this year and need to repay £14.9m to the Graves Trust. The county have admitted four charges in all in relation to the CDC case related to allegations made by former Yorkshire bowler Azeem Rafiq. Decision on liability concerning six individuals formerly connected to Yorkshire could come as early as next week.

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Yorkshire admit financial trouble as AGM sees call for help

Yorkshire chief executive Stephen Vaughan says anyone who could assist the club financially would be "listened to seriously" for the chair…

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