Incredibly sad. An amazing human being who was so brave over the years. Will be sorely missed.Hero.https://t.co/FPqX8fwMQ5 Igglesden, who spent 13 years with Kent and represented his country in three Tests and four ODIs, was diagnosed with the inoperable tumour in 1999. "I'm encouraged by the fact that a parliamentary committee seems to be trying to improve the situation, whether that's holding people accountable or getting changes made at an institutional level. "In 2009, only weeks later, I wrote enthusiastically about this specific match in my autobiography, saying: "This is going to be the shape of things to come for Yorkshire, as many of our most promising players come from the Asian community and it ought to be a good thing for our cricket".