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LEEDS, England — Colin Graves' controversial return as Yorkshire chairman is nearly complete after members of the cash-strapped cricket club approved his loan offer. Graves last month apologized "personally and unreservedly" to those who experienced racism during his scandal-scarred period as chairman at the storied English cricket club from 2012-15. Members overwhelmingly approved a special resolution to accept an emergency funding offer fronted by the 76-year-old Graves who would return as chairman of the county team.
