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*Official* Fifth Test at The Oval

Prince EWS

Prince EWS

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Cabinet96 said:
Nah, not when they've arguably compromised their batting to prevent having to bowl him. The whole point of Woakes playing was so that Trott didn't have to bowl if Kerrigan had a meltdown and we needed more seam options.
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Yeah, but that's "don't bowl Trott because you've picked five bowlers", not "don't bowl Trott because you've picked two spinners". :p
 
ajdude

ajdude

International Coach
Prince EWS said:
I often wonder if Trott was a quicker bowler in his youth. When I first heard of the guy, way back before he made his international debut, I was told he was a "batting allrounder". He seems to vaguely know what he's doing too and actually has some pretty useful First Class and List A figures - mostly accumulated when he was younger - so I do wonder whether he was more a mid to high 120s type bowler when he was younger, or if he was just an young-Ian-Bell type who was accurate and swung it both ways at pretty much this pace.
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he would've been one of those pricks who made a ton and took 7+ every match in grade cricket

yessssssss
 
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