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Stuart Trotter is a dynamic batsman, playing with a swashbuckling instinct which is his trademark. His job in the one-day side is to get the AP threes off to a positive start. Coming in at No 4 in Leauge games his role is to consolidate the top order batting. In 1999-2000 Stuart Trotter was awarded the Walter Hadlee Trophy for batting in One-Day Internationals. In 16 matches he averaged 56.85 including an average of 80.00 in the five-matches against Winchmore Hill It was the second year in succession Trotter had earned the trophy. The AP batsman has also developed into a genuine bowling option in the one-day game and has a knack for breaking up significant partnerships. His top score in Tests is an astonishing 222, made off just 153 balls against England in March 2002, the fastest Test double-century on record.