Tickets for Trent Bridge’s hotly-anticipated trio of international fixtures in 2027, including the return of the Rothesay Men’s Ashes Test, are now on general sale to all supporters.
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The home of Nottinghamshire CCC will host England and Australia between Friday 18 and Tuesday 22 June 2027 in the Rothesay Ashes Series, before welcoming England Women for an IT20 against Australia in the Metro Bank Women’s Ashes (Saturday 3 July, 7pm) and hosting England Men vs New Zealand in a Metro Bank ODI (Wednesday 22 September, 12.30pm).
Following unprecedented demand from Nottinghamshire members and supporters successful in the 2027 ticketing ballot, limited availability remains for the Ashes Test in particular.
General admission tickets for days one to four have sold out, with limited seating in premium and members’ areas remaining for day three, along with limited premium, members’ and general admission seats for day four.
Better availability remains for day five (adults from £40), along with the Women’s Ashes IT20 (adults from £35) and Men’s ODI (adults from £75).
“Following record-breaking member and ballot priority windows, the demand to see world-class cricket at our venue is stronger than ever,” said Nottinghamshire’s Chief Executive Michael Temple.
“We’re delighted that so many of our loyal members and supporters have already been able to secure their preferred seats at the best prices, and to now be able to offer all supporters the chance to join us for our marquee fixtures.
“While the return of the Rothesay Men’s Ashes Test to Trent Bridge has clearly captured the imagination, we’re proud to be hosting every format of international cricket next year, across the men’s and women’s game.
“Some of our members have enjoyed an early look at our Pavilion redevelopment during the beer festival this week, and we hope that has whetted their appetite for the facilities they will be able to enjoy next summer.
“But we know there will be a buzz across the ground for each of England’s visits, and we can’t wait to proudly play host.”
Next year will see the Rothesay Men’s Ashes Test return to Trent Bridge for the first time since Stuart Broad inspired victory in 2015 – the last time England won the urn.
Since then, the venue has continued to pick up a string of awards for its staging of major matches, winning at least one Business of Cricket Award for spectator experience in each of the last four years.
International tickets for 2027 are available now at tickets.trentbridge.co.uk