Nottingham Post published Ashes 2015: Geoffrey Boycott reflects on batting at Trent Bridge,...

One of the great chapters of Geoffrey Boycott's career was written at Trent Bridge 38 years ago.The opening batsman returned from a self-imposed three-year exile from the England team as they took on Australia in the third Test in 1977.He triumphed with a century before finishing 80 not out in the second innings of a seven wicket win.However, along the way Boycott ran out hometown hero Derek Randall in infamous circumstances and was left stunned at the other end as Randall left the pitch.Boycott