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Jason Ratcliffe highly for their work with mental health issues. There’s a guy there called Jason Ratcliffe (PCA Assistant Chief Executive), who is leading the way, not just in cricket but in everyday life for people.” Likewise, in 2017, the former international England cricketer and Chief Cricket Correspondent for The Times, Michael Atherton praised Ratcliffe for playing a "huge role" in recognising the importance of mental health and wellbeing for players at the end their careers to the extent that "all professional cricketers owe him ... a huge debt of gratitude". Ratcliffe was also the initiator for the establishment of the PCA’s