Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club play at Trent Bridge and are currently in Division One of the County Championship.
Seamer James Hayes has signed a two-year contract to remain at Trent Bridge. The 23-year-old, who joined the club following a successful trial in 2021, will remain with Nottinghamshire until at least 2026. “I’m really pleased to continue on my journey with Notts, and I feel ready to take that next step,” Hayes said. “I’ve…
Sammy King and Dane Schadendorf have each signed new contracts at Trent Bridge, keeping them with Nottinghamshire until the end of the 2025 season. King made his Vitality Blast debut against Yorkshire in the final game of Notts Outlaws’ campaign, and bludgeoned an eye-catching 44 from 25 deliveries. That followed an extended run of the…
Nottinghamshire have secured the signature of seamer Conor McKerr from Surrey on a three-year deal. The right-arm fast bowler, who took four wickets in four appearances for Notts Outlaws in the 2023 Vitality Blast on a short-term loan, returns to Trent Bridge on a deal until 2027. “Joining Notts is an opportunity which really excites…
Academy graduates Travis Holland, Sam Seecharan and Tom Giles have signed their first professional contracts at Nottinghamshire. The two-year deals keep the trio at Trent Bridge until the conclusion of the 2026 season. Their commitment follows a successful season for Academy products at Notts, with Freddie McCann and Farhan Ahmed both making First-Class debuts in…
Nottinghamshire’s Luke Fletcher will leave the club at the end of the 2024 season after a glittering 17-year career at Trent Bridge. The Bulwell-born seamer has taken 442 First-Class, 93 List A, and 108 T20 wickets for Notts since his debut for the club in 2008. He has earned fan-favourite status over that time as…
Seamer Rob Lord has signed a new two-year contract at Trent Bridge. The 23-year-old has made a significant impact in his initial stint at Nottinghamshire, having signed a short-term contract prior to the Metro Bank One Day Cup. He took 11 wickets at 22.63 in that competition, before claiming four more in County Championship fixtures…
New Zealand international Jacob Duffy will join Notts for the final two Vitality County Championship games of the season. Otago seamer Duffy has nearly 300 First-Class wickets to his name in a career spanning 12 years, and has been capped 20 times by his country. He has previously represented Kent – against whom he will…
Sixteen-year-old Nottinghamshire spinner Farhan Ahmed became the youngest ever player to take a County Championship five-for and the youngest to take a 10-wicket haul in first class cricket in England. Farhan, brother of England and Leicestershire all-rounder Rehan, comes from a family of locally born cricketers and it was his performance, largely, that abled Notts…
Bowling all-rounder Rob Lord has signed a contract with Nottinghamshire until the end of the 2024 season. The 23-year-old’s deal follows commendable performances for the Outlaws’ Second XI, including in the Second Eleven T20 North Group. His contributions in that competition include 1-18 from four overs and the game’s top-score of 39 in a 19-run win…
Nottingham-headquartered, national auctioneer John Pye Auctions is celebrating a decade of supporting Trent Bridge and Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club (NCCC) this year – a milestone which marks the longest-standing corporate partnership ever for the iconic sports venue. To celebrate the special anniversary, the Notts Outlaws will play in a commemorative red kit for their scheduled…
It was a disappointing start for former two-time winners the Notts Outlaws as they went down to a heavy defeat to Northamptonshire Steelbacks on the second evening of this season’s twenty20 Vitality Blast competition. It was the visitor’s first win at Trent Bridge in the short format, and it gave them two wins from two…
Following on from their heavy defeat in the first match of the season, Nottinghamshire have managed to reach the mid-table range with one win in seven games in Division One of the County Cricket Championship. In a fixture spoiled by the rain, Joe Clarke struck a century and Lyndon James hit 96 batting at number…
Nottinghamshire 293 & 80 v Essex 253 & 374/9 dec (County Championship Division One) 05.04.24-08.04.24 *four day match Essex win by 254 runs For many a fan of the red ball game, the start of the County Championship summer season brings joy and optimism of those who’ve missed their cricket fix since September the previous…
Known in the cricketing world by the nickname ‘Arkle’ Derek William Randall was one of the most charismatic and fondly admired characters in the game. With his, at times, non-stop antics at the crease and his superb fielding in the cover region, Randall carved out a fine career with 47 test matches, over 28,000 first-class…
A reliable batsman for England during the mid-1980s, Robert Timothy Robinson played in 425 first-class matches, notching up just over 27,500 runs at an average of 42. Born in the village of Skegby, in Sutton-in-Ashfield, on 21 November 1958, he played his entire career at Nottinghamshire CCC skippering the side from 1988 to 1995. Robinson…
Famous for his three centuries in consecutive tests during the 1986/87 Ashes series in Australia, Brian Christopher Broad was a stalwart for Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club for nearly a decade. Born 29 September 1957 in the district of Knowle in Bristol, the tall left-handed opening batsman made his first-class debut for Gloucestershire in 1979. After…
After a disappointing campaign last season Nottinghamshire CCC will be looking for an improved performance this coming summer. Their opening fixture is a friendly with Cardiff UCCE at the end of March, and the first County Championship game is against Essex starting on April 5. New Zealand opener Will Young is set to play in…
629 games, 710 innings, 2937 runs and 713 wickets… It’s been quite the career for Leicester born Samit Patel, a Nottinghamshire cricketing all-rounder of the highest quality. After 22 years at Trent Bridge, the 38-year-old will depart the club, not retire though, as he looks like heading to either Derbyshire or his birth county Leicestershire…
On Saturday 29th July 2023, Stuart Broad announced his retirement from cricket, at stumps, on day three of the fifth Ashes test, partway through a ninth wicket stand with his old side-kick and mate James Anderson still besides him at the crease, midst a vital match at the Oval, one which England felt they could…
Looking over your shoulder in the County Championship adds nervousness and tension to games especially when you are playing one of those teams below you in the table. Notts thankfully now have a cushion on Kent in one of two relegation places after a 321 run win at Trent Bridge but it didn’t always look…
