Ben Silver, a former coach at Yorkshire Cricket Club, has been formally reprimanded for improper conduct towards two female colleagues, breaching the Professional Conduct Regulations, ESPNcricinfo reported.

Silver’s two breaches of paragraph 3.2 of the Professional Conduct Regulations concerned conduct that was “improper, prejudicial to the interests of cricket and brought the game into disrepute”.

The Cricket Discipline Panel (CDP) found Ben Silver guilty of two charges: making an inappropriate sexual advance towards a female colleague and engaging in an “offensive and improper” game that objectified female colleagues’ appearances.

Silver, a former High-Performance coach at Yorkshire, received a reprimand, a £500 fine (suspended for 12 months), and a mandatory education program after a

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