Rafiq said Yorkshire's investigation into his allegations had been "far from independent". "When I spoke I should have been listened to. The game as a whole has a problem with listening to the victim. There is no 'yeah, but' with racism; there is no 'two sides' to racism." Namibia are back in action on Tuesday as they face unbeaten Pakistan in Abu Dhabi (1.30pm, Sky Sports Cricket and Main Event) while Afghanistan are up against India at the same venue on Wednesday (1.30pm, Sky Sports Cricket and Main Event). He said in a statement on Monday: "Mark Arthur, Martyn Moxon and many of those in the coaching staff have been part of the problem.