Michael Vaughan said the main reason behind the decision to leave the commentary was the security of his family. Michael Vaughan has been dropped from the commentary panel earlier due to the racism controversy. Michael Vaughan neither was on the BBC commentary panel during the Ashes series between Australia and England.
Former England captain Michael Vaughan has decided to withdraw from the commentary panel of the BBC. Michael Vaughan took the decision after allegations of racism. Yorkshire player Azim Rafiq has made the allegations against the former England captain. Michael Vaughan has denied the allegations and has left the BBC's commentary panel unpermanently.
Azim Rafiq, a player of Pakistani origin, used to play county cricket for Yorkshire. "Before a match in 2009, Michael Vaughan said to him and two other Asian players, 'There are a lot of people here like you,' we have to do something about it,' Azim Rafiq said, accusing Michael Vaughan of racism. Michael Vaughan has re-denied the allegations.
'Commentary left for family security'
Michael Vaughan said the main reason behind the decision to leave the commentary was the security of his family. Michael Vaughan has been dropped from the commentary panel in the first time due to the controversy. Michael Vaughan neither was on the BBC commentary panel during the Ashes series between Australia and England. This was followed by the return of Michael Vaughan in the Test series between New Zealand and England.
Michael Vaughan Konwill no longer be commentary in the India-England match after his decision to quit the commentary panel. The test match will be played in Birmingham from July 1. The BBC said on the whole issue that they face Michael Vaughan decision. The BBC said, 'After talks with Michael Vaughan, we accept his decision to get away from our cricket coverage. We understand and respect this decision. Michael Vaughan is still in agreement with the BBC.
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