ECB pledge support for Trott

The England and Wales Cricket Board have pledged their full support to England batsman Jonathan Trott after he quit the current Ashes tour.
Trott was allowed to travel home after suffering a stress-induced illness, that had been troubling him for some time, with his return to Australia unconfirmed.
England have previously been hit by mental health issues in the midst of tours, with Marcus Trescothick pulling out of the 2006-07 Ashes and Michael Yardy withdrawing from the 2011 Cricket World Cup due to similar problems.
And ECB director Hugh Morris has detailed the extent of support that Trott can expect from the governing body.
"Mental health is something you can suffer from, whether you're a cricketer or you're working in an office," he is quoted bySky Sports.
"That's why we've spent a lot of time, money and energy in making sure we work with the Professional Cricketers Association to have a network in place for our cricketers - as and when they need it.
"I think we try to be as open as we possibly can about these issues. Yes, we've had issues in the past - and that's why we've set up the network we have, along with the PCA, to look after our players.
"We're aware of the schedules. We try to monitor the workload of our players, and we have the best possible network of consultants in place to support them.
"We take very, very seriously the health and welfare of our players - there's nothing more important than that - and we'll be providing that for anybody who is in need of it."

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