Trent Bridge

Nottingham, England

Trent Bridge, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire NG2 6AG (Phone: 0115 982 3000)

Also or formerly known as Trent Bridge Ground
Established 1841
Named after River Trent
Capacity 15,350 (to be 17,000)
Floodlights Yes, installed in 2008
End names Pavilion End, Radcliffe Road End
Home team Nottinghamshire
Other sports Football (Nottm Forest and Notts County) 1860-1910
Current local time 14:17, Thu Sep 21, 2017 (UTC +0100)

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Records and statistics

First Test	England v Australia - Jun 1-3, 1899	Scorecard
Last Test	England v South Africa - Jul 14-17, 2017	Scorecard
Test records \| Results \| High totals \| High scores \| Most runs \| Best bowling \| Most wickets \| Partnerships \| Statsguru
First ODI	England v Pakistan - Aug 31, 1974	Scorecard
Last ODI	England v West Indies - Sep 21, 2017	Scorecard
ODI records \| Results \| High totals \| High scores \| Most runs \| Best bowling \| Most wickets \| Partnerships \| Statsguru
First T20I	Bangladesh v India - Jun 6, 2009	Scorecard
Last T20I	England v West Indies - Jun 24, 2012	Scorecard
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Records index

Profile

Trent Bridge staged its first Test in 1899 and is a regular, and popular, fixture on the international circuit. It used to be the shared home of Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club and Notts County Football Club, but when the football and cricket seasons were considered to have become too overlapped (as far back as 1910) the football club moved a couple of hundred yards away to Meadow Lane. Trent Bridge has been home to some of the finest cricketers in the world; Gary Sobers, Clive Rice and Richard Hadlee have all graced the ground and left a permanent mark on its history. It has hosted some memorable moments of international cricket; in 1965 Graeme and Peter Pollock led South Africa a famous victory; Graeme made a century that is still considered one of the finest innings played by a South African. In 1989 Mark Taylor and Geoff Marsh gave the England attack a day to forget, when they batted through the first day, reaching 301 without loss. The ground has undergone some significant developments over the years. The office block that is as much a part of Trent Bridge as the pavilion was built after a corner of the ground was sold off to make money, and more recently the Radcliffe Road and Fox Road stands, with their stylish architecture, have made Trent Bridge one of the best viewing grounds in the country. The Trent Bridge Inn is one of the best venues for a post-match drink.
Andrew McGlashan (March 2005)

Notes

Travel
Train Mainline station Nottingham
Car Limited parking near the ground, particularly on international days but buses leave city centre every 5 minutes
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Fixtures

2017
Thu Sep 21 (50 ovs) 12:30 local \| 11:30 GMT 07:30 EDT \| 06:30 CDT \| 04:30 PDT	2nd ODI - England v West Indies
2018
Tue Jun 19 (50 ovs) 14:00 local \| 13:00 GMT 09:00 EDT \| 08:00 CDT \| 06:00 PDT	3rd ODI - England v Australia
Thu Jul 12 (50 ovs) 12:30 local \| 11:30 GMT 07:30 EDT \| 06:30 CDT \| 04:30 PDT	1st ODI - England v India
Sat Aug 18 - Wed Aug 22 11:00 local \| 10:00 GMT 06:00 EDT \| 05:00 CDT \| 03:00 PDT	3rd Test - England v India
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