Former England cricketer Graham Thorpe, aged 55, tragically took his own life after being struck by a train at Esher railway station on August 4. An inquest revealed that Thorpe had been battling severe depression and anxiety for over two years and had previously attempted suicide in 2022. His wife, Amanda, highlighted the challenges he faced despite being perceived as mentally strong and physically healthy, stating that he believed his family would be better off without him. The area coroner recorded the cause of death as multiple injuries sustained in the incident and expressed condolences to all touched by Thorpe's life. The cricket community has been mourning the loss of the talented batsman, who scored over 9,000 runs for England during his career. His family has emphasized the importance of discussing mental health openly, aiming to reduce stigma around such issues.