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England batsman Jonathan Trott was accuse of foul-mouthing a group of children during the team's ODI match in Ireland but it twisted out to be a misinterpretation.
Former Irish skipper, Trent Johnston, claim on Twitter: "Word on the street is Trott told a bunch of kids (including my son) to f*** off when they asked for an autograph."
The 30-year-old Trott, who top-scored with 69 from 105 balls in England's One-day victory, deprived of the charges.
Johnston, who did not play in the match because of injury, later detached his post. "I have spoken to Jonathan Trott who assure me it did not take place and we appreciate Trent Johnston has now delete the post," an England spokesman was quoted as saying by The Sun.
It was not the first instance of English cricketers getting into a disagreement. Former captain Kevin Petersen vents his fury on Twitter when he was left out by England last year. He later claimed that the feed was meant to be sent as a private message to a friend.
Tim Bresnan was also warning by the England administration in 2009 after he swore on Twitter at a fan who mocked-up an image of him which made him look fat.
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