Former England Batsman Graham Thorpe Dies Aged 55
A Loss to the Cricketing World
A Beloved Player and Coach
The cricketing world is mourning the loss of former England batsman Graham Thorpe, who has died aged 55.
Regarded as one of the finest batters of his generation, Thorpe played 100 Tests for England, scoring 16 centuries and featuring 82 times for his country in One Day Internationals.
Graham Thorpe's death at the age of 55 has hit the cricketing world hard. He was not only a talented player but also a respected coach and mentor to many young cricketers.
Thorpe's playing career began with Surrey in 1986, and he went on to represent England for over a decade. He made his Test debut in 1993 and quickly established himself as one of the most consistent batsmen in the world.
Thorpe was known for his elegant technique and his ability to score runs in all conditions. He was also a skilled fielder and a useful occasional bowler.
After retiring from playing, Thorpe worked as a coach for England and Surrey. He was also a commentator for Sky Sports.
Thorpe's death is a huge loss to the cricketing world. He was a talented player, a respected coach, and a beloved figure in the sport.
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