Former England batsman Jonathan Trott decides to retire at the end of the season

Former England batsman Jonathan Trott decides to retire at the end of the season  Former England batsman Jonathan Trott decides to retire at the end of the season:  former England batsman  Jonathan Trott decide quiet from all forms of cricket 37-year-old batsman has great international, as well as domestic carrier England batsman, has scored 17,750 First Class runs and made 44 centuries, nine of them in Test matches Trott has managed to score  9,781 List A runs and he is one of the leading run-getters in T20 cricket with 1,911 runs. in his  17 years domestic and international carrier he has won every trophy .for England he has played  52 Test caps  68 One-Day International caps and also helped England to win major  Ashes series in 2009, 2011 and 2013. read this also Former Australia great fast bowler Brett Lee calls Shivam Mavi future of Indian bowling Trott is out of contract at the end of this season and, with Warwickshire keen to rebuild, the two parties mutually agreed it is time for him to call it a day Said Trott: “I’ve been fortunate to have enjoyed a great career with Warwickshire and England and I am very grateful for all of the support that I have received from my fellow players, coaches and management who I have worked with. “Choosing to retire at the end of the season is something that I have spoken about at length with my family and this is now the right time to look at the next chapter of my career. Warwickshire CCC is a very special club and I’ve been immensely proud to have worn the Bear and Ragged Staff throughout my career. “We’ve made a strong start to the 2018 season and I hope that I can make a major contribution to more success in my final year at Edgbaston as a player Jonathan Trott  was suffering from depression  problem that caused him to unravel during the back-to-back Ashes series of 2013]]>