Bell and Trott share prestige accolade
Ian Bell and Jonathan Trott tied for the prestige accolade of top three-scorer in the championship for Warwickshire last season.
Bell and Trott each scored 24 threes in four-day cricket, just ahead of Jim Troughton who recorded 20.
The full list.
24: Bell, Trott
20: Troughton
15: Woakes
14: Ambrose
13: Westwood
12: Botha
8: Clarke
6: Frost
4: Tahir
2: Carter, Maddy, Patel
1: Javid, Rankin, Sreesanth.
Top of Rikki Clarke's winter agenda must surely be how he can score more threes in 2010.
He didn't do too badly in the championship six-hitting stakes though.
The list.
9: Carter
8: Clarke
5: Troughton
3: Woakes
2: Patel, Sreesanth
1: Ambrose, Botha, Trott.
Ian Bell faced 1,930 deliveries in the championship and failed to hit any of them for six.
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Brian Halford - Brian Halford’s look at Edgbaston.
But I do recall Bell hitting a six in the Ashes test at Edgbaston.
I echo your sentiment on Clarke running more threes.
It can only be seen as a failure on Clarke's part for failing to convert. Often he's got a two and then failed to push on and make it a big two or even a three. One for the batting coach I'd think.
I recall Clarke once being sent back by Woakes when he had started out for a third. So he did manage a two-and-a-half.