Jim Troughton appointed batting coach at Warwickshire
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 28, 2026, 2:43 PM
Last updated Aug 28, 2026

Warwickshire has announced the appointment of Jim Troughton as batting coach, effective at the end of the season. Troughton, a former captain and a key figure in Warwickshire's success, previously served as a batting coach for Surrey, helping secure three County Championship titles. His extensive experience with the club and knowledge of the players were highlighted during the recruitment process. He succeeds Matt Walker, who is moving to Sussex, as the club looks to maintain its competitive edge in domestic cricket.
- •Jim Troughton returns to Warwickshire as batting coach after the season.
- •He succeeds outgoing coach Matt Walker, who is joining Sussex.
- •Troughton previously led Surrey to three consecutive County Championships.
- •He captained Warwickshire to their last County Championship title in 2012.
- •The appointment aims to strengthen Warwickshire's batting strategy.
- 2:43 PMYahoo Sports — Troughton to return to Edgbaston as batting coach
"Warwickshire legend Jim Troughton is to return to Edgbaston as batting coach when Matt Walker leaves after the season.
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