Thorpe hospitalised after falling "seriously ill"
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Published: 10 May 2022 06:38 PM BdST Updated: 10 May 2022 06:39 PM BdST
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File photo- England assistant coach Graham Thorpe . REUTERS
Former England batsman and coach Graham Thorpe has fallen "seriously ill" and has been admitted to a hospital to receive treatment, the Professional Cricketers' Association (PCA) said on Tuesday.
Thorpe, who played 100 Tests for England between 1993-2005, had taken up coaching since retirement and was named head coach of the Afghanistan senior men's team in March.
"Graham Thorpe has recently fallen seriously ill and is currently in hospital receiving treatment," the PCA said in a statement on the behalf of Thorpe's family.
"His prognosis is unclear at this stage and we ask for privacy for him and his family at this time."
He was previously England's batting coach but stepped down in February following their 4-0 Ashes defeat by Australia.
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