England fast bowler Ollie Robinson has apologised after historical tweets of a racist and sexist nature were revealed during his Test debut against New Zealand at Lord's. "I am embarrassed by the racist and sexist tweets that I posted over eight years ago, which have today become public," said Robinson. 'Tweets come back to bite you'Former England captain Michael Vaughan told BBC Sport: "All the talk is going to be about his tweets. Robinson takes two wickets on England Test debut'My actions were inexcusable'Originally from Kent, Robinson joined Yorkshire in 2013 but found it hard to adjust to life away from home. Vaughan said it was "absolutely staggering" that the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) did not know about the tweets before Robinson made his international debut.

Source: Express June 02, 2021 18:15 UTC