About Trent Bridge

Situated just south of Nottingham city centre, Trent Bridge is one of England's oldest and most respected international cricket grounds. Opened in 1841 and home to Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club, it regularly hosts England Test matches and is known for combining rich tradition with an intimate viewing experience.

For Ashes cricket, Trent Bridge has built a reputation as one of the series' most enjoyable venues. The historic Pavilion and Radcliffe Road Stand overlook the action, while the ground's compact design means spectators are never far from the middle. It has also been the setting for some unforgettable Ashes moments, including Stuart Broad's remarkable 8 for 15 against Australia in 2015. With its knowledgeable crowd and conditions that often produce an even contest between bat and ball, Trent Bridge remains one of the highlights of any Ashes tour.

Trent Bridge Ashes 2027 fixture

The Ashes Trent Bridge Test opens the 2027 series before the rivalry moves to Lord's, Edgbaston, The Rose Bowl (Utilita Bowl)  in Southampton and The Oval. If you're planning to follow the entire tour, explore tickets for each Ashes Test as they become available. 

Trent Bridge Ashes tickets 

Demand for Trent Bridge Ashes tickets is typically strongest for the opening and weekend days of the Test. If you're planning to attend the Ashes 2027 Trent Bridge match, it's worth comparing seating options early as premium sections and hospitality packages are often the first to sell. 

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Trent Bridge Seating guide

Trent Bridge offers views throughout the ground, with each stand providing a slightly different match-day experience. 

The Pavilion is the venue's most historic seating area, perfect for fans wanting to experience the traditions of English Test cricket. Opposite, the Radcliffe Road Stand is one of the most sought-after locations in the ground, delivering views directly behind the bowler's arm.

The Fox Road Stand is another popular spot for supporters looking for a lively atmosphere, while the Bridgford Stand provides elevated views across the entire ground. Wherever you choose to sit, Trent Bridge's relatively compact layout ensures you're close to the action.

Getting to Trent Bridge

Trent Bridge sits around two kilometres from Nottingham city centre and is easy to get to by public transport. There’s a regular bus service that operates between the city centre and the ground. 

Nottingham railway station is also within walking distance. Walking from the station generally takes around 20 to 30 minutes, with the route crossing the River Trent. 

Parking around the ground is limited on major match days, making public transport the easiest option for most spectators.

What to expect at the Trent Bridge ashes match

Watching an Ashes Test at Trent Bridge is one of the classic experiences in world cricket. Expect full days of Test cricket played across five days, passionate support from both England and Australia, and the unmistakable atmosphere created by \the famous Barmy Army.

Away from the cricket, you'll find a range of food and beverage outlets throughout the venue, while Nottingham's long summer evenings help create a relaxed atmosphere between sessions. As the opening Test of the series, the Ashes 2027 Trent Bridge match is likely to attract significant attention from supporters travelling from across the UK and overseas.

How to buy Trent Bridge Ashes tickets 2027 

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FAQs About Trent Bridge Ashes Cricket 2027

When is the Trent Bridge Ashes Test?

The 1st Ashes Test between England and Australia will be played at Trent Bridge from 18th to the 22nd June 2027.

How much are Trent Bridge Ashes tickets?

Ticket prices for the Trent Bridge match will vary depending on the day of play, seating location and current demand. Browse the latest Ticket Merchant listings to compare available prices.

How many people does Trent Bridge hold?

Trent Bridge has a spectator capacity of approximately 15,350.

Where are the best seats at Trent Bridge?

The Pavilion and Radcliffe Road Stand are the venue's most popular seating areas thanks to their views of the pitch. The Fox Road and Bridgford stands also offer great views and a lively match-day atmosphere.

How do I get to Trent Bridge?

Trent Bridge is located just outside Nottingham city centre and can be reached by bus or on foot from Nottingham railway station. Car parking at the ground is limited on major match days.