"In discussions with the medical team and national selectors, it was felt that we'd give him a bit more time before he's selected to play for Australia," Rogers, a former Australia opener, said. The findings had not been released when the tribunal was held in June, with Rafiq and the county failing to resolve their dispute. "It's the little things," he said. "You know what I'm saying. It's the dinners. It's the cigar talks. It's the text messages. It's the 'Hey, bro, come on now'. It's those interactions (...) that you miss. The man and one of the women make repeated references to the date, with the man saying: "Tomorrow is the 20th of November right?"