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Published 14:10 1 Dec 2021 GMT

"It was [one of] my last few games and I just remember clearly I was proud as punch that we had four Asian players representing Yorkshire," he told BBC Breakfast. "Nothing but a proud senior old pro just about to retire, absolutely delighted that Yorkshire had come so far."
He also apologised for historical tweets that have been discovered, one of which saw him say "YES" to the suggestion of the Moeen Ali going around asking Muslims if they were terrorists.Vaughan added: "I look back at my 12 years on social media, I regret many tweets [and] I apologise deeply to anyone that I’ve offended with those tweets."
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