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🐿 TRENT BRIDGE NOTTS OUTLAWS · NORTH GROUP · T20 BLAST 2026 NG2 6AG · West Bridgford, Nottingham · ~17,500 Capacity
Trent Bridge, West Bridgford, Nottingham — home of Notts Outlaws and one of England’s finest T20 atmospheres. The River Trent runs behind the Radcliffe Road Stand. Alt: Trent Bridge T20 Blast 2026 men’s venue showing the stands, floodlights and river backdrop.
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The Trent Bridge T20 Blast 2026 hosts Notts Outlaws across six double-header matchdays — every single home fixture is paired with The Blaze women’s match. Season runs 22 May to 10 July. The 31 May fixture is Kids for a Quid — all under-16 tickets just £1. Adult tickets from £10; T20 Season Ticket covers all 12 home group-stage games. Players sign autographs on the Trent Bridge outfield after every match.

Ask any county cricket fan to name the best T20 atmosphere in England outside Finals Day, and Trent Bridge regularly tops that list. The ground’s shape — tight, enclosed, raucous — amplifies crowd noise in a way that larger venues cannot replicate. Add the Bridgford Road Stand’s reputation as the party end, Nuts the Squirrel roaming the terraces, and a Notts Outlaws squad with genuine pedigree (two-time champions, 2017 and 2020), and Trent Bridge delivers one of English cricket’s great evenings.

In 2026, every single home matchday is a double-header — Notts Outlaws and The Blaze both in action, back-to-back, at Trent Bridge. Six matchdays, twelve games, one venue. If you buy a T20 Season Ticket, you are covered for all of it.

~17,500Capacity
6Home Matchdays
6/6All Doubleheaders
31 MayKids for a Quid
£10Adult from
20%Group discount (6+)

Notts Outlaws 2026 T20 Squad

Nottinghamshire are two-time T20 Blast champions (2017, 2020) and one of the most experienced T20 counties in England. Joe Clarke captains a squad featuring Ben Duckett — one of England’s most in-form white-ball batters — and overseas signing Moises Henriques, the Australian all-rounder who provides both pace bowling and middle-order batting. Olly Stone adds genuine express pace at the top of the North Group bowling rankings.

PlayerRoleWhy to Watch
Ben DuckettOpening batEngland batter — powerful, unorthodox and exciting to watch; one of the county game’s entertainers
Joe Clarke (C)Middle-order bat / WKExperienced T20 captain — smart game management and composed batting in pressure situations
Moises Henriques (OS)All-rounderAustralian BBL star — useful seam bowling and explosive lower-order batting
Olly StoneRight-arm fast bowlerExpress pace — when fit, one of the most dangerous T20 bowlers in the North Group
Liam Patterson-WhiteLeft-arm spinSlow left-arm specialist — can be match-changing in the powerplay and middle overs
Daniel SamsLeft-arm seamT20 specialist — death bowling expert with variations at the back end

Trent Bridge T20 Blast 2026 — Full Men’s Fixture List

A blockbuster summer of T20 cricket awaits. Between 22 May and 10 July, Notts Outlaws do battle in six Vitality Blast double-headers, bidding to bring silverware back to our county.

Notts Outlaws T20 Blast 2026 men’s home fixtures at Trent Bridge. All six matchdays are doubleheaders with The Blaze. Source: trentbridge.co.uk 2026.
DateNotts Outlaws FixtureKO (BST)Notes
Fri 22 MayNotts Outlaws vs Yorkshire~6:30 PMSeason opener DH — The Blaze vs Yorkshire precedes at ~1:30 PM
Sun 31 MayNotts Outlaws vs Durham~3:00 PM🎟 Kids for a Quid — U16 just £1! Half-term family day
Fri 5 JunNotts Outlaws vs Warwickshire Bears~6:30 PMDH — The Blaze vs Warwickshire earlier
Sun 7 JunNotts Outlaws vs Derbyshire Falcons~3:00 PMDH — The Blaze vs Lancashire Thunder earlier
Fri 3 JulNotts Outlaws vs Lancashire Lightning~6:30 PMDH — The Blaze vs Surrey earlier
Fri 10 JulNotts Outlaws vs Leicestershire Foxes~6:30 PMDH — The Blaze vs Somerset earlier. Final home group game

Alt: Notts Outlaws T20 Blast 2026 home fixture list at Trent Bridge showing all six doubleheader matchdays. Source: trentbridge.co.uk 2026.

🎟 Kids for a Quid — 31 May (Bank Holiday): The 31 May Sunday fixture vs Durham is the annual Kids for a Quid family day at Trent Bridge. All under-16 tickets are just £1. Combined with free family entertainment, player autographs on the outfield and the half-term atmosphere, this is the best family cricket day of the Trent Bridge summer. Book at trentbridge.co.uk.

Pitch & Conditions at Trent Bridge

Trent Bridge’s T20 pitch is one of the most batter-friendly in England. The surface plays true, the outfield is fast and the boundaries are achievable from all parts of the ground. First-innings T20 scores of 175–190 are not uncommon at Trent Bridge. The proximity of the River Trent creates a humidity factor, particularly in the evenings, which can aid swing bowling — but generally, Trent Bridge is a happy hunting ground for batting sides.

  • Average first-innings T20 score at Trent Bridge: approximately 175–185 in recent seasons
  • The Radcliffe Road End is the scoring end — large straight boundaries, smaller square ones
  • Dew can be a factor in evening games by late June — teams winning the toss may prefer to field first
  • Spinners can be effective in the middle overs — Trent Bridge’s square is known for inconsistent bounce later in the game
  • The ground’s compact shape means every seat has an excellent view — no bad positions at Trent Bridge

Trent Bridge Matchday Experience

Trent Bridge matchdays are known for their electric atmosphere and fan-friendly features that go beyond just the cricket. The Bridgford Road Stand is the place to be if you want the best atmosphere — it fills up first and stays loudest throughout the evening. Players from both The Blaze and the Notts Outlaws sign autographs on the outfield after their respective matches — a feature not offered at every county ground.

  • Nuts the Squirrel — Nottinghamshire’s beloved mascot appears on every matchday and is extremely popular with young fans
  • Autograph sessions: The Blaze sign in front of the Bridgford Road Stand; Outlaws sign in front of the Radcliffe Road Stand — after their respective games
  • Concourse food and drink: Multiple bars and food stands open on all T20 matchdays; the ground is cashless — bring a card
  • Pavilion Stand: Reserved exclusively for 2026 Nottinghamshire members — not available for general sale
  • Group discounts: 20% off for groups of 6 or more — select Group Adult tariff at checkout (automatically applied)

Tickets at Trent Bridge T20 Blast 2026

💷 Trent Bridge T20 Blast 2026 — Ticket Price Guide

Adult — Single matchday (covers both DH games)From £10
Under-16 — Regular fixturesFrom £5
Under-16 — Kids for a Quid (31 May)£1 only
T20 Season Ticket (all 12 home group games)Best value — covers all 6 DH matchdays
Group discount (6+ adults)20% off — auto at checkout
Pavilion StandMembers only — not for general sale

Getting to Trent Bridge

  • Tram (recommended): Nottingham Express Transit — alight at Meadows Way South, then 15-minute walk to the ground
  • Bus: Multiple routes from Nottingham city centre (Broadmarsh / Theatre Square). Journey approximately 15–20 minutes
  • Train: Nottingham station — 20-minute bus/tram journey to the ground
  • By car: Bridge Field Parking at NG2 6AP — within 5-minute walk, but has a 2 metre height restriction. Standard height vehicles only. Book parking in advance if possible
  • Address: Trent Bridge, Bridgford Road, West Bridgford, Nottingham NG2 6AG. Phone: 0115 899 0300

📋 Summary — Trent Bridge T20 Blast 2026 Men

  • Notts Outlaws play all 6 home T20 Blast fixtures as double-headers with The Blaze — 12 total group-stage games
  • Matchdays: 22 May, 31 May, 5 Jun, 7 Jun, 3 Jul, 10 Jul — all Fridays or Sundays
  • Kids for a Quid: 31 May — U16 just £1 + free family entertainment + autographs on the outfield
  • Squad: Ben Duckett, Joe Clarke (C), Moises Henriques (OS), Olly Stone, Daniel Sams
  • T20 Season Ticket covers all 12 home group-stage games — buy at trentbridge.co.uk/seasontickets
  • 20% group discount for 6+ adults. Address: NG2 6AG. Parking: NG2 6AP (2m height restriction)
Are all Trent Bridge T20 Blast 2026 fixtures doubleheaders?
Yes — all six home T20 Blast matchdays at Trent Bridge in 2026 are doubleheaders. The Blaze women’s fixture always precedes the Notts Outlaws men’s match. Your single matchday ticket covers entry to both games. This makes Trent Bridge one of the best-value T20 venues in the competition — six matchdays, twelve matches, one ground.
When is the Kids for a Quid fixture at Trent Bridge 2026?
The Kids for a Quid fixture is on Sunday 31 May 2026 — a Bank Holiday half-term double-header at Trent Bridge. The Blaze face Durham Women in the morning match, followed by Notts Outlaws vs Durham in the afternoon. All under-16 tickets are priced at just £1. The day includes free family entertainment and player autograph sessions on the Trent Bridge outfield after each game. Buy tickets at trentbridge.co.uk.
How do I get to Trent Bridge by public transport?
The best option is the Nottingham Express Transit (NET tram) — alight at Meadows Way South and walk approximately 15 minutes to the ground, or take a short bus ride. From Nottingham city centre, several bus routes stop near the ground in approximately 15–20 minutes. The ground address is Bridgford Road, West Bridgford, Nottingham NG2 6AG. If driving, use Bridge Field Parking (NG2 6AP, 5-minute walk) — note the 2 metre height restriction.
What is the atmosphere like at Trent Bridge for T20 Blast?
Trent Bridge is widely regarded as one of the best T20 atmospheres in county cricket. The Bridgford Road Stand is the most vocal area — it fills up earliest and stays loudest throughout the evening. The ground’s compact shape means crowd noise bounces around the stands. On Friday evening fixtures with a capacity crowd under the floodlights, Trent Bridge is a genuinely special T20 experience.
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