By Richard Edwards

ENGLISH CRICKET’S crazy schedule could be storing up mental health problems and placing players in danger as they attempt to navigate their way through a summer more congested than ever.
That’s the warning from PCA chairman, James Harris, who tells The Cricket Paper that mental health concerns among its membership are growing year-on-year.
His comments come against the backdrop of Graham Thorpe’s tragic death earlier this month.
The PCA’s own research suggests that as many as 50 current players are seeking mental health help through th...