Dhoni honoured for his sportsmanship during Trent Bridge Test
Jonathan Trott has been named the International Cricket Council's Cricketer of the Year, pipping England team-mate Alastair Cook to the Sir Garfield Sobers Trophy Award.
Trott received the honour at a dinner at London's Grosvenor House Hotel after a stunning 12 months that saw him score over 1,000 runs in both Test and One-Day cricket.
The Warwickshire batsman scored 445 runs in last winter's Ashes series alone, though his highlight happened to come in the field during that tour.
Asked for his favourite memory, Trott had no hesitation nominating his run-out of Australia's Simon Katich on day one of the second Test in Adelaide.
"That run-out in the first over of the game - it was the first time I've ever got to run around a cricket field like a football striker scoring a goal," he said.
"That was the best highlight for me - although I have to say as a team Melbourne (where England retained the Ashes) was special."
The South African-born right-hander had initially been on a four-man short-list that also included India's Sachin Tendulkar and Hashim Amla of South Africa.
Source: http://www.skysports.com/story/0,,20876_7173549,00.html
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