However, the England and Wales Cricket Board is investigating the document, which is said to contain graphic details of the abuse directed towards Rafiq. The left-arm seamer, who took three wickets in his first four balls against Scotland earlier in the tournament, got the ball to swing as he rattled off a maiden over and gave up only two runs from his second. "Our focus is to continue to work with the Joint Administrators to assist them in securing a long-term future for the club." "The EFL has also considered the P&S sanction guidelines as well as mitigation put forward by the club.