The former Neighbours actor, who played Oliver Barnes, joined Len Goodman, Nigel Lythgoe and Julian Sands at the BritWeek charity match.
After his side’s victory, David said: “Actually I’m happy it’s over – I was so nervous, I didn’t actually realise how nerve-wracking cricket was until I played it.” He went on: “I don’t play a lot of cricket and when the ball comes to you, you have so much time to think about it usually. All you’re thinking is ‘just don’t stuff up’ and I did a couple of times. But that’s ok ’cause we won so all the focus is on that.” 24 star Julian said he was having “enormous fun” at the event. “It’s such a pleasure to be under a blue sky in a blue shirt and on a green field and playing for Britain, and in such a good-natured and worthwhile event, and raising awareness of cricket and raising money for the victims of the appalling fires in Australia,” he said. Nigel said: “I think everyone’s enjoying themselves. The weather’s fantastic – just right for cricket. “We’ve got a lovely crowd out there. The VIP tent is full – of alcohol!” he added.
David Hoflin was nervous about playing cricket at the charity match