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The former England captain Michael Vaughan<\/a> and five other players will discover whether they have been found to have used racist language and brought the game into disrepute when the Cricket Discipline Commission (CDC) publishes its findings on Fridaymorning.<\/p>\n Vaughan was charged with using racist or discriminatory language after allegedly telling a group of four Yorkshire teammates \u2013 Azeem Rafiq<\/a>, Adil Rashid, Ajmal Shahzad and Rana Naved-ul-Hasan \u2013 that there were \u201ctoo many of you lot, we need to have a word about that\u201d before the start of a T20 game against Nottinghamshire in 2009. Vaughan strenuously denies the allegation.<\/p>\n The CDC met over four days at the International Arbitration Centre in London this month, with Vaughan the only one of the men charged to give evidence in person. The others \u2013 John Blain, Tim Bresnan, Andrew Gale, Matthew Hoggard and Richard Pyrah \u2013 did not participate in the process, so charges against them were heard in their absence. They, too, deny any wrongdoing.<\/p>\nQuick Guide<\/span><\/p>\n
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