England batsman Jonathan Trott announced his retirement from international cricket Monday May 04,2015

 

England batsman Jonathan Trott(DOB April 22,1981) announced his retirement from international cricket on Monday. Trott struggled for runs on his return to the Test arena during England's 1-1 drawn series with West Indies in the Caribbean concluded Sunday, managing just 72 runs in six innings including three ducks.
"This was a tough decision to make but I don't feel my game is at the level you need to be at to play for England," said Trott in an England and Wales Cricket Board statement.

The West Indies series saw the 34-year-old Warwickshire right-hander recalled by England for the first time since his early exit from the 2013/14 Ashes series in Australia, with what team officials later said was "situational anxiety".

Jonathan Trott finished with a Test average of 44.08 in a career that also saw him score nine hundreds and be a part of two Ashes-winning England teams.
Test Match Career Statistics
Tests                      52
Runs                   3835
100's/50's           09/19
Average              44.08
Topscore            226

Jonathan Trott also averaged 50.38 in his 69 ODIs and helped England reach the final of the Champions trophy in 2013.
ODI Career Statistics
ODI's                    68
Runs                   2819
100's/50's          04/22
Average              51.25