Recently, Trott criticised the ACB for poor communication, stating he had no say in selecting the squad and had not spoken with top management or the chief selector.
"Had a good discussion; the ACB, myself, all the stakeholders and top management and sort of come to an agreement of playing and going forward, and I think it's been resolved, and any miscommunication or misunderstanding have been sorted out. So communication is now in and working all together and building up together for a strong Zimbabwe side and looking beyond that and for the T20I World Cup in the subcontinent," Trott told reporters ahead of the three-match T20I series against Zimbabwe.
"I think sometimes these discussions are healthy, as you realise where things can be improved on both sides communication-wise, and the communication over the last few days was brilliant. I enjoyed that and am looking forward to the next few months," he added.
Trott also stated that his focus will be on the next T20 World Cup and the side will aim to put up good performances after a disappointing Asia Cup campaign. The 20-over World Cup will be hosted by India and Sri Lanka in 2026, with 20 teams participating. Afghanistan found a direct entry into the top 20 courtesy of their finishing inside the top seven in the previous edition of the tournament.
"I think sometimes these discussions are healthy, as you realise where things can be improved on both sides communication-wise, and the communication over the last few days was brilliant. I enjoyed that and am looking forward to the next few months," he added.
Also Read: LIVE Cricket ScoreAfghanistan, who lost the one-off Test against Zimbabwe, will now face them in a three-match T20I series starting Wednesday at the Harare Sports Club. The next two matches will be played on October 31 and November 3, respectively, at the same venue.
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