"We are aware that The Select Committee have called Yorkshire's Chair, Roger Hutton to give evidence. In the meantime, we will press ahead with our investigation."©2021 Sky UKTennisNewsLast Updated: 25/10/21 4:51pm "Just proud and extremely happy. Obviously that was one of the biggest goals and it's always one of the biggest goals, to try to be No 1 and end the season as No 1," Djokovic said. "I'm very excited about my next game, it will be special. It will be different to when I played Mensur at Ally Pally because it's a different format here. An independent report commissioned by Yorkshire previously resolved that Rafiq, who played for his home county in two stints between 2008 and 2018, had been a victim of "racial harassment and bullying".