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The snail-paced tea drinker's game of cricket wilts the will to live. That's the word from David Frith, author of a new book on the sport, who finds that the suicide rate among professional British cricketers is 70 percent higher than for the average British male. It's not drizzly, depressing English weather that's to blame, either. The stats are actually worse in sunny New Zealand, ...