ENGLAND cricket legend Graham Thorpe has died aged 55, it was announced this morning.
Thorpe played for England in 100 Test Matches and 82 One Day International games.
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Thorpe played for England in 100 Test matches and 82 One Day Internationals.
Oli Slipper, Chair at Surrey CCC said: “Graham is one of the great sons of Surrey.
“There is an overwhelming sadness that he will not walk through the gates of the Oval again.
“He is a legend of Surrey and brought great pride to the Club wearing both the Three Feathers and the Three Lions.
“He made outstanding contributions to the Club as a cricketer, and as a man, and he will be so sorely missed.”
Steve Elworthy, CEO at Surrey CCC, said “Everyone associated with the Club is devastated by the tragic news of Graham’s passing.
“He achieved remarkable feats for club and country and was a hero to so many cricket fans.
“Our thoughts and condolences are with Graham’s family and friends, to whom we will offer any support that we are able to.
“We ask that everyone respects the privacy of the family at this incredibly difficult time.”
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