London, Aug 17 - Former England Test batsman Marcus Trescothick faces returning to India three years after a terrifying attack of depression led the talented cricketer to cut short an India tour.

Trescothick, regarded as one of England's most talented batsmen, flew back to England after repeated panic attacks in February 2006.

Having opted out of international Test cricket earlier this year, he now faces a return to India after his English county team Somerset qualified for the Champions League Saturday as the runner-up of the domestic Twenty20 Cup.

Trescothick has three weeks in which to decide if he wants to be part of the Champions League, which carries a prize money of $2 million for the winner and stars a dozen of international cricket's best domestic sides.

The tournament kicks off Oct 9.

Somerset said the county is willing to make special arrangements for Trescothick, who made a 32-ball 56 in the semifinal win over Kent and clobbered 33 off 15 deliveries while losing in the final to Sussex.

'We are not going to put any pressure on him whatsoever,' Somerset Chief Executive Richard Gould said in comments published Monday in The Guardian.

'If he wants to give it a go we will help him as much as we can. If at the last minute he says it isn't going to work we will be fine with that.