England Batsman’s Jonathan Trott Announces His Retirement From International Cricket

Trott made the announcement Monday saying, “My game is not at the level you need to be at to play for England.” He will continue to play for Warwickshire County Cricket Club. Trott has played 52 Tests, 68 ODIs and seven T20s in an international career that began in year 2007. The 34-year-old batsman made his Test debut during the Ashes in 2009 and made an immediate impact scoring the first of his nine Test centuries and become one of the known player of the England cricket team.Now Trott has become a vital part of a Test side that won an Ashes series after a real long time of 24 years.

Jonathan Trott Announces Retirement From International Cricket

Full name Ian Jonathan Leonard Trott

Born April 22, 1981, Cape Town, Cape Province

Current age 34 years 14 days

Major teams England, Boland, England Lions, Otago,South Africa Under-15s, South Africa Under-19s, Warwickshire,Western Province

Nickname Booger,Trotters

Playing role Top-order batsman

Batting style Right-hand bat

Bowling style Right-arm medium

Height 6 ft 0 in

Education Stellenbosch University

Relation Half-brother – KC Jackson

Trott has played 52 Tests, 68 ODIs and seven T20s in an international career that starts at 2007. The 34-year-old batsman made his Test debut during the Ashes in 2009 and make its place in the great players and made an immediate impact scoring the first of his nine Test centuries, This is the mount for the life and he lived his full on to it.

Jonathan Trott Carrier Wiki

He made a second double hundred with thw match agunst Sri Lanka, at Cardiff, On 2011 and the last of his nine Test hundreds was against in match with New Zealand, in Wellington, on the 2012-13 tour. Since then he had passed fifty just five times in 24 innings.

Batting statistics by series

No	Year	Opponent	H/A	Tests	Innings	N.O.	Runs	Average	HS	100	50
1	2009	Australia	H	1	2	0	160	80.00	119	1	0
2	2009/10	South Africa	A	4	7	0	190	27.14	69	0	1
3	2010	Bangladesh	A	2	4	0	136	34.00	64	0	1
4	2010	Bangladesh	H	2	3	1	265	132.50	226	1	0
5	2010	Pakistan	H	4	7	1	404	67.33	184	1	2
6	2010/11	Australia	A	5	7	2	445	89.00	168*	2	1
7	2011	Sri Lanka	H	3	4	0	267	66.75	203	1	1
8	2011	India	H	2	4	0	98	24.50	70	0	1
9	2011/12	Pakistan	N	3	6	0	161	26.83	74	0	1
10	2011/12	Sri Lanka	A	2	4	0	193	48.25	112	1	1
11	2012	West Indies	H	3	5	1	140	35.00	58	0	1
12	2012	South Africa	H	3	6	1	217	43.40	71	0	2
13	2012/13	India	A	4	7	0	294	42.00	143	1	1
14	2012/13	New Zealand	A	3	5	0	282	56.40	121	1	1
15	2013	New Zealand	H	2	4	0	199	49.75	76	0	2
16	2013	Australia	H	5	10	0	293	29.30	59	0	2
17	2013-14	Australia	A	1	2	0	19	9.50	10	0	0
17	2015	West Indies	A	2	4	0	72	12	59	0	1
Total				51	91	6	3826	45.01	226	9	19

Test centuries

Jonathan Trott’s Test centuries
#	Runs	Match	Against	City/Country	Venue	Year	Result
1	119	1	Australia	London, England	The Oval	2009	Won
2	226	7	Bangladesh	London, England	Lord’s Cricket Ground	2010	Won
3	184	13	Pakistan	London, England	Lord’s Cricket Ground	2010	Won
4	135*	14	Australia	Brisbane, Australia	The Gabba	2010	Drawn
5	168*	17	Australia	Melbourne, Australia	Melbourne Cricket Ground	2010	Won
6	203	19	Sri Lanka	Cardiff, Wales	SWALEC Stadium	2011	Won
7	112	27	Sri Lanka	Galle, Sri Lanka	Galle International Stadium	2012	Lost
8	143	38	India	Nagpur, India	Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium	2012	Drawn
9	121	40	New Zealand	Wellington, New Zealand	Basin Reserve	2013]]	Drawn

One Day International centuries

Jonathan Trott’s One Day International centuries
#	Runs	Match	Against	City/Country	Venue	Year	Result
1	110	6	Bangladesh	Birmingham, England	Edgbaston Cricket Ground	2010	Won
2	102	15	Australia	Adelaide, Australia	Adelaide Oval	2011	Won
3	137	17	Australia	Sydney, Australia	Sydney Cricket Ground	2011	Lost
4	109*	59	New Zealand	Southampton, England	Rose Bowl	2013	Lost

Test Man of the Match awards

No	Test	Versus	Date	H/A	Venue	Runs	Bowling	Result
1	Fourth Test	Australia	26–29 Dec 2010	A	MCG	168*	–	Won
2	First Test	Sri Lanka	26–30 May 2011	H	SWALEC Stadium	203	6–0–29–0	Won

ODI Man of the Match awards

No	ODI	Versus	Date	H/A	Venue	Runs	Bowling	Result
1	[1]	Sri Lanka	9 July 2011	H	Old Trafford	72	–	England won by 16 runs

Man of the series awards

No	Date	Format	Opponent	H/A	Runs	Result
1	July–August 2010	Test	Pakistan	H	404	England won the series 3–1

Source : Wikipedia

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