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Farewell, Trotty, thanks for all the Aussie-whooping memories.
Possibly my favourite Trotty moment came at the end of his 168* at Melbourne in 2010 when last man Anderson was dismissed. Trotty went back to his crease and continued digging his trench, momentarily not realising the innings was over.
I realise it’s a typo, but I quite like the image conjured up by the line ‘a cricket flying at you at 90mph’. That is genuinely terrifying.
Lovely piece on Jonathan Trott. I loved the final paragraph about him and Haddin.
It’s sad that his international career ended the way it did but I hope he has plenty to offer Warwickshire in the coming years.
I’m sorry Jonathan. I really am.
I wish they’d use Ian Bell, he never gets a bowl at all.
And I hope Trott enjoys his life outside cricket now.