Edinburgh, April 22 -- Cricket Scotland on Tuesday confirmed that the board has reached an "amicable resolution" with its ex-player Hamza Tahir, who alleged that he was a victim of racial discrimination when he announced his retirement from international cricket last June.

The left-arm spinner, who represented Scotland 49 times across T20Is and ODIs last year, announced that he would pursue an unfair dismissal case after he lost his central contract earlier in 2024.

While speaking at a press conference, Tahir claimed that he had to "work twice as hard to be on the same level as others" within the international set-up and added that "enough was enough", according to ESPNcricifno.

On Tuesday, Cricket Scotland released a statement while a...