Trent Johnston

On dating app Bumble, a love rat Aussie cricket coach caught cheating on his wife during international tours and sending lurid text messages has resurfaced. Trent Johnston, 48, who left his high-flying role with Cricket Hong Kong in the aftermath of the traumatic revelations of his sex life, is now employed as a brickie labourer. When he was discovered out by his now ex-wife Joanne Bell in October last year, Bumble is the same app Johnston used to exchange messages with a woman who sent him topless pictures and videos while on cricket training camp in the United Kingdom.

After returning to speak with his bosses at Cricket Hong Kong, a love rat Aussie cricket coach caught out cheating on his wife during months of overseas tours has reportedly resigned from his job. Trent Johnston resigned as Hong Kong cricket coach with immediate effect, with local media announcing his position as coach as unprofitable after an Australian tabloid revealed the lurid details of an extramarital affair he was accused of having while away with the Hong Kong team this summer.' After Daily Mail Australia broke the news, cricket bosses were "disappointed" by the revelations, but cricket manager Johnston's resignation saved Cricket Hong Kong from having to decide whether or not to disagree with their coach.' On Johnston's tour of England, Zimbabwe, and Dubai, there were liaisons with women, raunchy texts, and the exchange of topless pictures. When he returned to Australia for a romantic reunion with his wife, his infidelity was exposed, and she discovered Whatsapp messages and images on his laptop.

The wife of a love rat Australian cricket coach who was caught cheating during his latest months touring abroad has elided the'sex on tour' culture of international cricket. When teaching Hong Kong, Joanne Bell 'physically ill', she told Daily Mail Australia how discovering her husband Trent Johnston's infidelity while teaching Hong Kong made her 'physically sick,' saying, "I was so ashamed and betrayed, I actually vomited." And the successful property agent claims her tale is not unique, with cricket celebrities often playing up on their unsuspecting clients while abroad. The former first-class bowler turned international coach, who most recently for the Hong Kong team, has always been an honorable figure until she discovered illicit messages on his laptop last month. Ms Bell has only told Daily Mail Australia about the international cricket scene relayed by Johnston, a seamy world of girls lining outside change rooms for sex and players' derogatory names. They're called "chewers" or "chewies" in the United States, but Ms Bell wondered why, but "they're so low," referring to her now-unwanted husband's nickname for cricket 'groupies'.