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Latest news on Nottinghamshire CCC, covering County Championship, T20 Blast, One-Day Cup fixtures, Trent Bridge news, and the Notts Outlaws.

Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club, founded in 1841, is one of eighteen first-class county clubs in England and Wales. Based at Trent Bridge in West Bridgford, the club fields a limited overs side known as the Notts Outlaws. Its women's team, The Blaze, competes at the top level of the domestic women's game. Trent Bridge itself is the third-oldest Test venue in the world, hosting internationals since 1899.

Nottinghamshire compete across the three main domestic formats: the County Championship, the T20 Blast, and the One-Day Cup. The club claimed a seventh County Championship title in 2025, adding to previous triumphs in 1907, 1929, 1981, 1987, 2005, and 2010. Success in white-ball cricket has followed too, with Twenty20 silverware won as the Notts Outlaws. Our feed tracks match reports, squad changes, and results across every competition the club enters.

Beyond results on the field, Nottinghamshire cricket carries strong cultural roots in a county long associated with the legend of Robin Hood. Trent Bridge regularly stages Ashes Tests and World Cup fixtures, drawing crowds from across the region and beyond. The club also runs extensive community and youth programmes, helping grow the game throughout Nottinghamshire's towns and villages. Long-standing rivalries with neighbouring counties, particularly Yorkshire and Lancashire, add extra edge to Championship fixtures.

The club's history stretches back to the earliest days of organised county cricket, with founder William Clarke establishing Trent Bridge as a cricketing venue in the 1830s. Early stars such as Alfred Shaw and Arthur Shrewsbury built the club's reputation before 1900, while the bowling of Tom Wass and Albert Hallam brought the first title in 1907. Between the wars, Nottinghamshire boasted Harold Larwood and Bill Voce among the finest bowlers in the country. Sir Garfield Sobers later became a Trent Bridge favourite, and the ground's Pavilion End now bears the name of former England bowler Stuart Broad.

Stay across every twist of Nottinghamshire's season with our NewsNow feed, bringing together match reports, transfer and squad news, and analysis from Trent Bridge. Whether you follow red-ball cricket, the T20 Blast, or the One-Day Cup, this feed keeps you informed on the Outlaws and the county's rich cricketing story.