Nottingamshire County Cricket Club play at Trent Bridge and are currently in Division Two of the County Championship.
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…
Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club have signed young Worcestershire batter Jack Haynes on a three year deal from the start of the 2024 season. The 22-year-old has a first class average of 34.91 with an even better List A ave at 42.63 and T20 batting figures at 23.06. Worcester born Haynes, son of former professional cricketer…
Notts Outlaws failed to reach finals day in the Vitality Blast after losing a dramatic match on Friday night at Somerset who themselves progress to the last four. Going into the game, the 2017 and 2020 winners were second favourites in Taunton, their hosts having headed the South Group with twelve wins from fourteen, Notts…
On a day where England impressively bowled Australia out in the third Ashes test at Headingly (with some thanks to our very own Stuart Broad), before losing the early wicket of Nottinghamshire opener Ben Duckett and falling overnight to 68/3, still 195 runs behind, there was brighter news at Trent Bridge as another England international…
Notts Outlaws have been drawn against Somerset in the knock out stages of the Vitality Blast after finishing fourth in the North section group following a win over Leicestershire Foxes on Sunday. After being beaten by Birmingham Bears in their penultimate group game on Friday night, despite an incredible four wicket first over from Pakistani…
After defeat at Worcester on Friday night, Nottinghamshire Outlaws bounced back with two victories, on Saturday night against Birmingham Bears at Edgbaston before a win in the sun against Lancashire on Sunday at Trent Bridge. On Friday despite home advantage, Notts were beaten by the Vitality Blast North Group leaders Worcestershire who emulated their ‘Rapids’…
Notts Outlaws 174/4-182/6 Yorkshire Vikings (T20 Blast North Group) 30.05.23 It’s two wins and two defeats from the first four games of the T20 Blast season for Nottinghamshire who couldn’t follow up a win at Durham on Bank Holiday Monday as they were beaten by eight runs against Yorkshire Vikings at Trent Bridge on Tuesday…
Notts Outlaws 182/6-178/6 Derbyshire Falcons (T20 Blast North Group) 26.05.23 What more could you ask for? A scorching Friday night, a packed Trent Bridge, a win for Nottinghamshire against their East Midlands rivals, a perfect start to the Vitality Blast campaign for the Outlaws. It was new overseas signing Shaheen Afridi who had the pleasure…
It’s been a stop, start, stumbling season so far and we’ve not even hit the heights of summer yet. Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club have returned to the top tier of domestic red ball action after winning the second division of the county championship last season but it’s not all gone to plan three and a…
Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club have announced New Zealand International Colin Munro as their overseas player for the T20 team ahead of this summer’s Vitality Blast campaign. Munro helped Trent Rockets to win the Hundred competition last year and is familiar with the surroundings at Trent Bridge, he’ll bring quality and experience to the side after…
Not many will remember the short spell that South African batsman Hashim Amla had with Nottinghamshire in 2010, but those fans who got to watch the elegant free scoring star from Durban play at Trent Bridge, will fondly reminisce on some unforgettable performances as the counties temporary overseas star. Today, Amla announces his retirement from…
Ben Duckett became the first Nottinghamshire batsman to score a century for England since Stuart Broad in 2010 as he hit a super-fast 107 from 110 balls in a record-breaking day in Rawalpindi. The tourists first test match for seventeen years in Pakistan included a bludgeoning batting display started by Duckett and his opening partner…
What a year it has been for Nottinghamshire batsman Haseeb Hameed, in helping his side win the County Championship Second Division, scoring 1,235 runs at an average of 58.80 in the process, the England International has now earned himself a two year contract keeping him at Trent Bridge until at least 2024. Red ball vice-captain…
During the mid-nineties, I lived in West Bridgford with my ex-wife and two young children. My son Matt was always cricket crazy, taking after his Dad and for a bit of fun, from about 4 years old, I used to run a cricket session for him and his mates from the local Primary School on…
Nottinghamshire 662/5dec & 121/2dec v 207/9 & 114/9 Durham (County Championship Duvision Two) 26.09.22-29.09.22 *day four (of four) Nottinghamshire win by 426 runs After securing promotion yesterday, Nottinghamshire needed only a couple of hours to finish the job and beat Durham to win the County Championship Second Division title today in front of a home…
Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club have achieved promotion to the County Championship First Division after securing the points they needed yesterday, during their four-day game with Durham at Trent Bridge. The home side scored the four batting points required en-route to a tenth highest ever Notts tally of 662/5 declared, before putting their opponents in bat,…
Worcestershire 390 v 128 & 183 Nottinghamshire (County Championship Division Two) 20.09.22-22.09.22 *day three (of four) Worcestershire win by an innings & 79 runs It took only an hour of day three for Nottinghamshire to succumb to an innings and more defeat as they woefully chased the County Championship Second Division title with a whimper…
Nottinghamshire 201 & 390/7dec v 93 & 257 Leicestershire (County Championship Division Two) 07.09.23 *day three (of four) Nottinghamshire win by 241 runs Nottinghamshire closed out a fabulous 241 run win against bottom of the table Leicestershire to stretch their lead at the top of the County Championship second division (temporarily at least) to fifty…
