A working group featuring representatives from eight Premier League clubs is drafting new rules around the issue and is expected to report back at the end of the month. "We want to see much greater transparency from YCCC - it is time for them to answer their critics. We intend to call the chair of the club before the DCMS committee to give a much fuller explanation than we have had so far." Eight teams are involved in round one - Ireland, Namibia, Netherlands and 2014 champions Sri Lanka in Group A and then Bangladesh, Oman, Papua New Guinea and Scotland in Group B. Sides play the other teams in their group once, with the top two teams from each pool reaching the Super 12. Azeem Rafiq's treatment after the racism he faced was disgusting, and the investigation that followed only makes it even worse. The@ECB_cricket