Former England Batsman Graham Thorpe Dies by Suicide at 55

Former England batsman Graham Thorpe, known for his elegant batting style, has died at the age of 55. His death was ruled a suicide after he was struck by a train at a railway station. Thorpe’s wife, Amanda, revealed in an interview that he had been battling mental health issues for years and had attempted suicide in 2021. His passing has sent shockwaves through the cricketing world, highlighting the importance of mental health awareness.

England’s Woakes Injured, Stokes Doubtful for Sri Lanka Tests

England’s preparations for the upcoming test series against Sri Lanka have been hit by injury concerns. All-rounder Chris Woakes has withdrawn from The Hundred tournament due to injury, while captain Ben Stokes is also doubtful for the first test after suffering a suspected hamstring injury. The availability of both key players is now uncertain for the series.

Former England Cricketer Graham Thorpe Dies by Suicide After Prolonged Battle with Depression

Former England cricketer Graham Thorpe passed away on August 5th after a prolonged battle with depression and anxiety. His wife, Amanda Thorpe, revealed that his mental health struggles were exacerbated by deteriorating physical health over the past two years. Despite seeking treatment, Thorpe was unable to overcome his mental health challenges and tragically took his own life.

England Loses Opening Batsman Crawley for Sri Lanka Test Series

England will be without opening batter Zak Crawley for the upcoming three-match test series against Sri Lanka due to a fractured right little finger. Crawley sustained the injury during the third test against the West Indies last month. The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) announced a 14-member squad for the series, which includes a first call-up for middle-order batter Jordan Cox. Seamer Olly Stone also returns to the test squad after a long absence.

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