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Harrison says sorry for racist slur

14 April 2012

Justin Harrison, the Australia lock forward, has admitted racially abusing Cats winger Chumani Booi in a Super 12 match in South Africa last weekend.

Harrison issued an apology today after the Cats lodged a complaint believing the slur was made by Harrison's Waratahs team-mate Nathan Grey.

Harrison said: "I'm extremely disappointed for any grief and hurt that I have caused Chumani Booi."

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