"I remember the match clearly because it was the first time in Yorkshire's history that four players of Asian heritage had been selected in the same team. It was an important milestone for the county and it was also a moment of pride for me personally. At the time, I was a senior professional nearing the end of my career, but, having been the first non-Yorkshire born player signed by the county, it was also a sign of the progress that had been made during my time. I made a point of shaking all four players' hands that day because I recognised it was a significant moment. "The way it's been reported, you would think cricket has got a problem. This is a society problem. It is just in that dressing room atmosphere, cricket is a game where you spend far more hours together than football, rugby or any other team sport. An injury to star shooter Cholhok forced a change in set-up, but with Clark pressed into the shooter bib there was little let-up from Loughborough, who maintained their double-figure lead. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player