There may not be heckling from the crowds. But it appears the South African team is certainly feeling a few pangs of betrayal. South African coach, Mickey Arthur, spoke ahead of the first Twenty20 match about the presence of Jonathan Trott in the England team. South African raised Trott decided to move to England and although he played the under-17 and under-19s for South Africa, he now represents England after his successful debut against Australia in the final Test of the Ashes. However, Arthur feels for the absence of the availability of Trott for South Africa although he believes South Africa have settled in as a line up rather nicely and Trott would find it difficult to break into the team because the team line up is as strong as steel, in his opinion. Trott’s impact, they will hope, be minimized unlike Kevin Pietersen when he first burst onto the scene for England.

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