Experience the thrill and excitement of live cricket at Trent Bridge, the iconic home ground of Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club. Be a part of the electrifying atmosphere as you witness top-class cricketers battle it out on the field. Immerse yourself in the history and tradition of this prestigious club, which boasts a rich cricketing heritage. Grab your hospitality ticket and enjoy a day filled with intense sporting action, expert batting, brilliant bowling, and incredible fielding.
Whether you're a passionate cricket fan or looking for a memorable outing with friends and family, this is an unmissable opportunity to witness the best of Nottinghamshire cricket.
Join us at Trent Bridge and create lasting memories as you cheer for your favourite team in an unforgettable cricketing experience.
*Please note that the benefits listed are based on typical VIP package inclusions. For specific details, please select the match you'd like to attend from the list above.
Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club, founded in 1841, is one of the eighteen first-class county clubs in England and Wales. The club represents the historic county of Nottinghamshire and has a limited-overs team named the Notts Outlaws. Nottinghamshire has had teams playing first-class cricket under the Nottinghamshire name since 1835.
Nottinghamshire's home ground is Trent Bridge, located in West Bridgford, Nottinghamshire. The team's coach is Peter Moores, and the captain position is currently to be announced.
Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club has a rich history and has been successful in various domestic competitions.
Championships
Nottinghamshire has won six County Championships, the most recent in 2010.
Home Ground
Trent Bridge has hosted many important matches in cricket history, including some Ashes Tests, ICC World Cup games, and the first-ever Test match.
Famous Cricketers
Several notable cricketers including Stuart Broad, Joe Root, Kevin Pietersen, and Graeme Swann have played for Nottinghamshire at some point in their careers.
Other Competitions
In addition to the County Championship, Nottinghamshire participates in other English domestic competitions such as the Royal London One-Day Cup and the Vitality Blast Twenty20 competition.
T20 Blast
The Notts Outlaws have won the T20 Blast three times in the past decade (in 2017, 2020, and 2021).
Nottinghamshire also has a women's cricket team that competes in the Women's County Championship and Women's T20 Cup.
Academies
The club runs several cricket academies and development programs for young players to develop their skills and provide them with opportunities to play cricket at a higher level.