T20 Blast 2023: The ultimate guide to cricket at Trent Bridge this summer

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We take a look at the most important aspects in ensuring you have the best day possible at Trent Bridge when watching the Nottingham Outlaws.

There is no denying that T20 Blast at Trent Bridge is a brilliant day out - even if you have never experienced a cricket game before. It’s a chance to enjoy the bright lights of the stadium, grab a pint or two and support your local team. Failing that, it’s an excellent chance to see some live sport in action and soak up the atmosphere of a big crowd.

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If you’ve never been to T20 Blast or Trent Bridge or even to see cricket in general: here is what to expect

What is T20 Blast?

The T20 Blast utilises the shortest form of cricket, Twenty20.

In this format, each team has just 20, six-ball overs to score as many runs as possible. Bowlers are restricted to four overs each. The format provides a more exciting, fast-paced version of the sport and it has been extremely successful in other competitions such as the Indian Premier League.

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What date are the T20 Games?

The Outlaws’ next home games see some stiff competition arriving at Trent Bridge. They play Worcestershire tomorrow at 6:30 pm, whilst on Sunday, June 4 the Outlaws welcome Lancashire at 6:30 pm once again.A further visit from Durham will occur on Thursday, June 8 at 6:30 pm.

How much are the tickets?

There are a multitude of tickets available so you can watch the likes of Alex Hales and Shaheen Afridi. Standard advance adult tickets are £25 while tickets for u16’s are just £5

If you’re bringing a family of two adults and two children u16, you can access the family ticket for £55. These prices may change subject to the match and if they are bought on the day. You can view the full-price listings here.

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When will the team be playing?

To see you’re beloved Outlaws during the Vitality T20 Blast, you will not need to worry about missing out whilst you’re working during the day.

All weekday matches are held during two evening sessions. 6:30 to 7:45 pm is the first session before a 15-minute break.

Then play resumes from 8 to 9:15 pm.

Will there be Car Parking?

At any sporting event, searching for a parking space can be one of the most infuriating parts of the day.

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However, Trent Bridge provides multiple options to ease that pre-match tension.

T20 Blast parking can be found at Bridge Field and will cost £5 for the day and £3 for members. Alternatively, the Nottingham Forest car park may be available for use if other events are on, depending on a first-come first-served basis. This can be accessed off Lady Bay Bridge with prices at £5 or £3 for members of the club.

Is there food and drink available at T20 Blast?

If you’re looking for something to fill your belly or quench your thirst, look no further than the facilities available at Trent Bridge.

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Dixon Gates is home to the iconic Big Cheese Melt Stall which also serves vegetarian options, along with Delilah, which serves high-quality vegetarian produce.

TBI Courtyard has every option you could wish for. Catch of the Day, Wood-fired pizza and a fudge stall are just a few of the many choices available.

At Radcliffe Road Concourse you will find an ice cream van for the children, along with a bar serving beer, wine and coffee.

Is it safe for LGBTQ+ people?

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There is a designated meeting spot near the Dixon Gates for supporters from the LGBTQ+ community, which is clearly signposted on matchdays.

What entertainment can I expect?

Stalls such as glitter tattoos and face painting are perfect for a family day out with the kids.

If you fancy something more upbeat, DJ Jez Prince will provide beats all day from underneath the scoreboard.

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Can I buy merchandise there? Trent Bridge Shop

Souvenirs such as balls, bats and hats can be found at the Trent Bridge Shop.

If you want your own personal record of the day’s action, scorecards are available for just £1.

You can find the shop at the back of the Radcliffe Road Stand.

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Is there disability access?

There are seven different areas available for wheelchair users at Trent Bridge, such as the Hound Road Stand and the PKF Cooper Stand. You can ask a steward or volunteers dressed in blue for any help to access these areas.

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