It comes after Azeem Rafiq, a former Yorkshire spin bowler, was found to have been a victim of "racial harassment and bullying" while playing for the team - but the club decided no player, employee or executive should face action. A disappointing 2018 saw Matsuyama register just three worldwide top-10s in 25 starts and was followed by further winless campaigns over the next two years, with a runner-up finish at November's Vivint Houston Open his most recent top-10 prior to his unexpected Masters success. Robertson, who lost last year's final in a deciding frame to Judd Trump, said: "I found something from somewhere, and I played my best snooker towards the end of the match." "Now we are aware of it, it goes without saying that we will investigate the allegation thoroughly."©2021 Sky UKTennisNewsLast Updated: 16/11/21 3:03pm