'I can't remember it' says Scotsman who bowled Aussie star out for four I'm up in Yorkshire so I didn't get to see it, but I would think anyone would want a youngster on his Test debut to get three figures after going so close. Duncan's delivery on May 11 will become cricket folklore now after the Aussie teenager dispatched England's world class to every part of Trent Bridge in an incredible display. He came to the crease yesterday with Australia teetering on a humiliating 117-9. He then proceeded to re-write the history books with a 98 that included two sixes and 12 fours. He was eventually caught on the boundary off the bowling of Stuard Broad. Texting BBC's Test Match special yesterday Duncan joked: "Clearly [he] wasn't in this kind of form when I got him out." Agar was plucked from Henley by the Aussies at the start of June and was given his debut by Michael Clarke in the hope his spin could cause England's batsmen problems. Alan Duncan's career peaked with appearances for Scotland. He now coaches young cricketers at the MCC, and his apprentices will bowl to the Aussies in the nets next week ahead of the Lords test. He said: "I'll find out if Ashton's remembers me." In his time at the MCC's practice facilities the Scotsman has also thrown down deliveries for Indian star Sachin Tendulkar. But he laughed off suggestions England should pick him, and said he was sure England's bowlers would have a game plan next time they face Agar. Ashton's success will be celebrated wildly in Henley. Henley's club captain Bjorn Mordt said the 19 year-old was fondly remembered. In his last appearance he bowled a hat-trick of lbws. In another game he scored a fifty. On that day in May, Duncan had earlier been one of Agar's two wickets. Bjorn Mordt said: "To be honest I was surprised Australia had him batting at 11. I think he was batting number seven for Western Australia and he batted at five for us. In the few games he played for us it was clear he could bat. I don't think anybody could ever meet him and say they didn't like him. Fife-born Duncan said he'd be watching the Test with renewed interest. But he refused to be drawn who he wanted to win the Ashes given his Scottish roots Asked twice if he hoped England would retain the urn, he said: "I just look forward to an Ashes series, there are so memorable. There are so many memorable moments.