JONATHAN TROTT believe he has done all he can to book his place in England’s side for the first Test against Bangladesh but admits he is not sure where he might be asked to bat.
The 28-year-old struck 101 before retiring on day two of the warm-up match against Bangladesh A.
His efforts helped England to 281 for seven declared, before James Tredwell struck twice in the hosts’ 131 for three, a lead of 52.
“I’m pretty pleased with how it went,” said the Warwickshire batsman.
“I don’t know too much about that (batting order).
“No-one’s said anything, we’ve only really talked about this match, but, any opportunity, whether it’s batting three (or opening), is good.”
