Surrey's Tom Maynard dies aged 23 after being hit by tube train while trying to escape police A BTP spokesman said: "BTP officers were called to the line near Wimbledon Park London Underground station on Monday, 18 June after a man was struck by a District line train. The incident was reported to BTP at 5.03am and was also attended by Metropolitan Police officers. London Ambulance Service medics attended but the man, believed to be 23 years old, was pronounced dead at the scene. The incident was reported to BTP at 5.03am and is currently being treated as non-suspicious. A file will be prepared for the coroner. Maynard was one of the brightest prospects in English cricket. An attacking batsman, he played a Twenty20 match for Surrey last night against Kent in Beckenham. He had been likened in style to Kevin Pietersen and toured with the England Lions last winter. England's scheduled press conference at the Oval today has been cancelled. Surrey have postponed Wednesday's Twenty match against Hampshire as a mark of respect. Last week Maynard was disciplined by the club for late night drinking during a championship match against Sussex at Horsham but returned to the side in Beckenham last night batting at number three. Maynard scored four first-class hundreds with his maiden century made against Glamorgan just months after leaving the club for Surrey following the sacking of his father as head coach. Earlier this year he played Twenty20 cricket in the Bangladesh Premier League.