Jonathan Trott
Trott to continue as Afghanistan head coach for 2024
Former England batter Jonathan Trott has signed a contract extension as Afghanistan head coach following their remarkable World Cup campaign in India.
Australia defeat 'bitter pill to swallow', says Trott
"To give a person like Maxwell a chance, he's going to run with it," said Trott.
Whiteboards, confidence, and Rashid energy propelling Afghans
Afghanistan are enjoying an outstanding campaign with three stirring triumphs -- against defending champions England, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka -- that have the side pushing for a first-ever appearance in the knockout stage of an ICC Men's Cricket World Cup.
'Sky's the limit' for Afghanistan's fearless generation
First, 18-year-old leg-spinner Noor Ahmad took 3-49 on his World Cup debut, including opposing captain Babar Azam and master run-getter Mohammad Rizwan.
Chennai up for renewal of ‘passionate’ rivalry
Afghanistan coach Jonathan Trott said Sunday that his team are looking forward to renewing a "passionate" rivalry with Pakistan which has often reflected the stormy political relationship between the two neighbours.
Can Trott's Afghanistan stun England?
Afghanistan coach Jonathan Trott admitted Saturday that his team "get it 70-80% right" but need to find an extra gear quickly if they are to end a demoralising run of 14 successive World Cup defeats.
Trott admits Afghanistan were unaware of NRR permutations
"We were never communicated those calculations," Trott said in the post match press conference.
Trott feels Afghanistan are favourites against Bangladesh
The Afghanistan head coach highlighted the fact that they beat Bangladesh in a ODI series for the first time in Bangladesh just recently.
Trott, Omarzai found guilty of breaching ICC Code of Conduct
Afghanistan’s head coach, Jonathan Trott and all-rounder, Azmatullah Omarzai have been fined 15 per cent of their respective match fees for breaching Level 1 of the ICC Code of Conduct during the second T20I against Bangladesh in Sylhet, Bangladesh.
Trott to continue as Afghanistan head coach for 2024
Former England batter Jonathan Trott has signed a contract extension as Afghanistan head coach following their remarkable World Cup campaign in India.
Australia defeat 'bitter pill to swallow', says Trott
"To give a person like Maxwell a chance, he's going to run with it," said Trott.
Whiteboards, confidence, and Rashid energy propelling Afghans
Afghanistan are enjoying an outstanding campaign with three stirring triumphs -- against defending champions England, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka -- that have the side pushing for a first-ever appearance in the knockout stage of an ICC Men's Cricket World Cup.
'Sky's the limit' for Afghanistan's fearless generation
First, 18-year-old leg-spinner Noor Ahmad took 3-49 on his World Cup debut, including opposing captain Babar Azam and master run-getter Mohammad Rizwan.
Chennai up for renewal of ‘passionate’ rivalry
Afghanistan coach Jonathan Trott said Sunday that his team are looking forward to renewing a "passionate" rivalry with Pakistan which has often reflected the stormy political relationship between the two neighbours.
Can Trott's Afghanistan stun England?
Afghanistan coach Jonathan Trott admitted Saturday that his team "get it 70-80% right" but need to find an extra gear quickly if they are to end a demoralising run of 14 successive World Cup defeats.
Trott admits Afghanistan were unaware of NRR permutations
"We were never communicated those calculations," Trott said in the post match press conference.
Trott feels Afghanistan are favourites against Bangladesh
The Afghanistan head coach highlighted the fact that they beat Bangladesh in a ODI series for the first time in Bangladesh just recently.
Trott, Omarzai found guilty of breaching ICC Code of Conduct
Afghanistan’s head coach, Jonathan Trott and all-rounder, Azmatullah Omarzai have been fined 15 per cent of their respective match fees for breaching Level 1 of the ICC Code of Conduct during the second T20I against Bangladesh in Sylhet, Bangladesh.
Trott laments bowling effort
Afghanistan head coach Jonathan Trott rued the wayward bowling effort from his side, which allowed Bangladesh to be at the drivers’ seat at the end of the first day of the one-off Test in Mirpur on Wednesday.
