As the Rothesay County Championship rolls on into mid-May, we are again offering you the chance to put your Nottinghamshire knowledge to the test.
Before every round of fixtures in this year’s Championship, you will be challenged to name a Green and Gold line-up from a memorable game against each 2025 opponent.
Ahead of Notts’ second away trip of the season, against Durham, it’s the first-ever game between the sides in the First-Class arena, that produced a sizeable innings win for the Green and Golds.
- Left-handed batter
Nottingham-born stylish opener who spent more than ten years with the Green and Golds before leaving for Worcestershire ahead of the 1999 season, and who became an umpire after retirement.
- Right-handed batter
Fellow opener who had only a brief career in the First-Class game despite scoring three centuries in 22 matches for Notts and Derbyshire between 1992 and 1995.
- Left-handed batter
Worksop-born batter who recorded 12 half-centuries for Nottinghamshire in 36 matches, before moving on ahead of the 1994 season to later play for Durham and Derbyshire.
- Right-handed batter
Scorer of thousands upon thousands of First-Class runs for Nottinghamshire during a 20-year career after his debut in 1982, who very recently celebrated a notable birthday.
- Right-handed batter
Long-serving veteran more renowned as an opener who played over 400 First-Class matches, including 29 Tests for England, who played on past his 40th birthday.
- Right-handed batter, right-arm fast-medium bowler
West Indian-born all-rounder who played 32 Tests for England between 1990 and 1996, in addition to three seasons with Nottinghamshire in between stints with Leicestershire and Surrey.
- Right-handed batter
All-rounder who enjoyed an eight-year career in Green and Gold, scoring six fifties and taking two five-wicket hauls, and who is the father of a current Leicestershire all-rounder.
- Right-handed batter, wicket-keeper
Uncle of a recent long-serving Notts bowler, who received a club benefit year in 1991 and played over 320 First-Class matches for the county, claiming 829 dismissals from behind the stumps.
- Left-arm off-spin bowler, right-handed batter
Former England Under-19 international who played six seasons with Notts, and who holds the record of all-time leading wicket taker in the Nottinghamshire Premier League.
- Right-arm fast- medium bowler
Long-serving seamer who played 15 seasons for Nottinghamshire, and who later joined the club’s coaching staff as bowling coach following retirement.
- Right-arm fast-medium bowler
Seamer who debuted for Nottinghamshire in 1992 before leaving to continue his career on the Minor Counties circuit in 1996, having taken 60 First-Class wickets in Green and Gold.
