LONDON: Australian-born former Worcestershire county cricketer Alex Hepburn was found guilty at a re-trial on Friday of raping a sleeping woman as part of a sex game conducted on WhatsApp.
The court heard Hepburn was part of a WhatsApp group that kept a score of the women its members had slept with as part of a 'conquest game'.Worcestershire chairman Fanos Hira said in a statement on the club website that they were appalled by the details reported. Detective Chief Inspector Ian Wall of West Mercia police welcomed the conviction and said Hepburn had been in"a position of trust and power" at the time of the assault.
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