Ronald McGregor will not be able to attend any matches in Scotland.
A club official who racially abused former Scotland international Majid Haq and showed “no remorse” has been handed a lifetime ban from attending cricket matches in the country.
Cricket Scotland referred the case to an independent disciplinary process led by a Conduct In Sport Panel, which issued a “lifetime ban from attending any matches under the auspices of Cricket Scotland”. Cricket Scotland has issued a statement confirming the result of, and sanctions emanating from, the independent disciplinary process against Ronald McGregor.The incident happened during a WDCU Premiership One match between home club Greenock and Stenhousemuir on August 12.
A statement added: “In determining sanctions, the panel found no mitigatory features in the incident, noted that Mr McGregor refused to engage in the disciplinary process, and in his only email response to Cricket Scotland exhibited no remorse or culpability.”
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