Several Yorkshire cricketers have been taking legal advice anticipating that they could be accused of racist behaviour when former team-mate Azeem Rafiq gives evidence to MPs in Westminster. "But when things become personal and it's taken away from the pitch, that's when there's a problem and that's something we're seeing a lot and too much of at the moment. "I don't want to be in the middle of something which I kind of am not involved in because I don't have that issue of the two-week quarantine, all that. I don't want to go against anybody here." Namibia's last four overs disappeared for 62 as the Group 2 leaders posted 189-2, more than enough to secure their fourth straight victory and confirm a first appearance in the semi-finals of the tournament since 2012.