Asked how he had summoned the strength to come forward, Rafiq added: "I had an interview about my new business. I got asked a question. And I got emotional. I said everything. Running back Johnson entered the game with three rushes for the season but with Chubb and Hunt sidelined by injuries, he was into the action straight away. His four-yard run, capping a seven-play, 75-yard drive got the Browns and the FirstEnergy field off to the perfect start on the opening drive of the game. Meanwhile, a representative of Ballance has denied the former England batter had drug issues or ever missed a test following claims made in Rafiq's written statement. The government has vowed to "step in" with "real action" if Yorkshire and the England and Wales Cricket Board falls short in their response to the racism crisis at the county.