Trent Bridge Cricket Ground
The Home of Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club
Trent Bridge Cricket Ground is home to Notts CCC. As well as hosting Notts CCC home games the ground has hosted international matches including 2019 Royal London One-Day International and ICC Cricket World Cup England v Pakistan fixture.
As the world’s third oldest Test ground, Trent Bridge Cricket Ground has been used for county and Test cricket since 1838. The ground is considered by players and spectators to be one of the most pleasant in England and the ideal location for any cricket match.
Trent Bridge is set to host both the England v West Indies Test Match and England v Australia ODI, allowing cricket fans to witness some of the best views from world-class cricket in 2024.
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To confirm Trent Bridge’s desire to continue as a successful Test Match venue, Notts have spent a considerable amount of money on the ground over recent years.
It started with the creation of the William Clarke Stand in 1990 and the Hound Road Stand in 1993. The £7.2 million Trent Bridge Cricket Centre was opened to huge acclaim by former Nott’s hero Sir Garfield Sobers in 1998 on the England v South Africa Test. Still affectionately known as the Radcliffe Road Stand, the multi-purpose complex contains many outside facilities for visitors to use and enjoy and offers world-class views of the action on the pitch.
The building work continued in 2002, with the £1.9 million Fox Road stand, launched by Sir Ian Botham at the One-day International between England and Sri Lanka. It features state of the art ‘aircraft wing’ roof.
Then in 2008, Prince Philip opened a replacement for the Parr Stand and West Wing.
As well as hosting Hampshire CCC, the ground has also been home to a number of England internationals. ODIs have been held at the ground since 2003, and international test matches since 2011. It has also hosted a number of Twenty20 Internationals (T20Is) since 2005 – most notably England’s first T20 international, where they beat Australia by 100 runs.
Travelling to Trent Bridge Cricket Ground
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How do I get to Trent Bridge by Car?
Trent Bridge is located in West Bridgford (NG2 6AG). They are just half a mile away from the City Ground home of Nottingham Forest Football Club. The ground is also only a couple of miles away from Nottingham’s City Centre.
There are also park and ride facilities around Nottingham for those coming by car. The best choice is for the A453 on Clifton South. It will stop at Meadows Embankment which is a twenty minute walk away from the ground.
Car parking is available at Notts Sports Ground for certain matches (Vitality Blast etc.). Parking is also available at Bridge Field and Nottingham Forest’s car park. All are a five minute walk away from the ground.
How do I get to Trent Bridge by Train?
Nottingham Train Station is a twenty minute walk away from Trent Bridge Cricket Ground. Trains services to and from the ground run on a regular basis. There will also buses available across the route to the ground should you wish to use one.
How do I get to Trent Bridge by Bus?
There are plenty of bus services available when travelling to Trent Bridge from the city centre and outside Nottingham Train Station and at the entrance to Trent Bridge.
It is important to note that if you hold a valid matchday ticket, you will have free access to some of Nottingham’s bus services. These are: 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 9B, 10, 10C and 10X (NCTX Green Line) and 1 & 3 (NCTX Navy Line).
Buses that stop on Bridgford or Loughborough Road give you the most direct route to the ground.
There are also buses from Trent Barton that stop just outside or by Trent Bridge Cricket Ground.
Trent Bridge Cricket Ground FAQs
Where can I find hot and cold food?
You can find great hot and cold food in The Cricketers’ Suite which you can find on the first floor of the Radcliffe Road Stand. Takeaway options came be found in the Trent Bridge Inn Courtyard.
Can I bring in my own food and drink?
Yes, you can bring your own food and drink into Trent Bridge Cricket Ground as long as they are in plastic or cardboard containers. You are advised to avoid bringing in alcohol, cans, glassware and metal cutlery. Alcohol is BANNED from events held by the ICC or other major cricket occasions – this also applies to glass bottles.
Where are the wheelchair spaces?
Yes, but please note that these are subject to availability. The wheelchair accessible space can be found in the upper tier of the Hound Road Stand, the lower tier of the Radcliffe Road Stand, pitch level and on a raised platform in the PKF Smith Cooper Stand and also in front of the William Clarke Stand.
Are guide dogs allowed?
Yes, guide dogs are allowed inside Trent Bridge Cricket Ground.
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