Johannesburg: England's Jonathan Trott completed his return to representative cricket with a double century yesterday as former captain Michael Vaughan backed him to make a Test comeback. <img title="Jonathan Trott" src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/images/2015/jan/15Jonathan-Trott-1.jpg" alt="Jonathan Trott" /> Jonathan Trott&nbsp;
Trott scored 211 not out for the second-string England Lions as their first unofficial Test against South Africa A in Paarl ended in a high-scoring draw.
Lions captain Trott hasn't played for England since November 2013. The 33-year-old South Africa-born batsman withdrew from England's Ashes tour of Australia 14 months ago due to a stress-related condition.
But he returned to form with English county side Warwickshire last season, ending the domestic season with back-to-back hundreds, and on Tuesday produced his third successive century in first-class cricket to be 176 not out overnight.

England's Jonathan Trott completed his return to representative cricket with a double century yesterday as former captain Michael Vaughan backed him to make a Test comeback

Jonathan Trott gets Michael Vaughan's backing after unbeaten 211

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