For one, the club didn't initially congratulate him on the call up - whichever way you look at it, it's pretty silly. I do not suggest that they be over effusive, but it does come across as small minded. Comments like "I hope England know what they’re doing to Adil and the county game " and "Everyone can make their own mind up as to whether it’s the right thing to do from an England perspective but we feel very disappointed." come across badly. They aren't happy for the player, they are more concerned about the T20 tournament - think it, but don't say it!
It's clear there is something fundamentally broken between Rashid and Yorkshire. The player has some blame, but some of the comments out of Yorkshire come across really badly. Why even bother offering a one day deal for this year if they are as unhappy as they are? Why even keep Plunkett for the past few years if availability is such a problem? Why not show a speck of professionalism and keep it in house? What example does it set to the young players? If you want to play for England, jog on. Yorkshire is the be all and end all.
It's the sort of attitude that has held back the national team at times.
Cripes, the collapse is on. Dear oh dear Bairstow, that run out has cost us.
