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The ECB said it declined because it wanted to be in a position to review the regulatory process in full at its completion. Harrison said that former ECB chair Ian Watmore may have had discussions at that time on that basis but that the regulatory department was only asked to be a “partner” in the investigation – specifically to sit on the panel which assessed the investigators’ report. Tom Harrison is the chief executive of the England and Wales Cricket Board (Hollie Adams/PA). “I think they should have investigated and I think the investigation would have been far more satisfactory.” “This was a whistleblowing claim against Yorkshire County Cricket Club extending from 2007 to 2018 against the executive of the club, and (the ECB’s) response was to believe that Yorkshire should handle that when the claims were against the executive in place at the time, and for me that seemed wrong,” he said. Hutton also repeated his claim that he asked the ECB to lead the investigation. Tom Harrison, who served as ECB chief executive under Graves, admitted it was “a problem” if the trust was still exerting such an influence over the Yorkshire board, and said a governance review of the county would address it. I do think on balance it is wrong that a major creditor at that level has the keys to decisions that the board should or shouldn’t make.” I imagine without that investment the club would have been in terrible difficulties. “The club owes a substantial amount to the Colin Graves Trust.
“I spoke to those trustees on personal occasions and at a couple of meetings and it was made clear to me that they were supportive of people in the club that I felt were partially to blame,” Hutton said.
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