White British cricketers from private schools 34 times more likely than young Asians to reach elite level

Damning research into talent development shows how class and ethnic disparities blight the game Privately educated white British players are 34 times more likely to become professional cricketers than state-educated British South Asians, according to academic research that is likely to invite further investigation of the game's treatment of ethnic minorities. The report highlights how both class and ethnic disparities are major determining factors in progression from the England and Wales Cricke...