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Nottingham

Nottingham hosts the opening IT20 of the Women's Ashes 2027, with England and Australia meeting at Trent Bridge on 3 July.

Fixture at a glance

Fixture
1st IT20
Venue
Trent Bridge
Date
3 July 2027
Start
19:00

The Opening IT20

The Women's Ashes moves to Nottingham for the first of three IT20 matches. The evening fixture at Trent Bridge follows the opening Test in Leeds and begins the white-ball part of the series.

1st IT20

England Women v Australia Women

Date
3 July 2027
Start
19:00
Venue
Trent Bridge, West Bridgford

Where to Stay

The most practical base depends on whether the priority is staying close to Trent Bridge or having easier access to Nottingham station and the city centre.

Nottingham city centre

Best for: rail access, a wider choice of accommodation and onward travel after the match

Staying in the city centre is practical for visitors arriving by train or continuing through the series. Trent Bridge can then be reached by bus, taxi, tram followed by a walk, or on foot.

West Bridgford

Best for: staying close to Trent Bridge

West Bridgford places visitors near the ground and can simplify the journey before and after the evening fixture. Accommodation choices may be more limited than in central Nottingham.

Station area

Best for: visitors prioritising rail connections

Staying near Nottingham railway station provides convenient access for arrivals and departures while remaining within reach of Trent Bridge by bus, taxi or on foot.

For accommodation and flight options, see the Women's Ashes 2027 Hotels & Flights page.

Getting to Trent Bridge

From Nottingham city centre

Trent Bridge is located in West Bridgford, outside the central area. Visitors can reach the ground by bus, taxi, tram followed by a walk, or on foot from central Nottingham.

By train

Nottingham railway station is the city's main rail hub. Official Trent Bridge guidance describes the ground as reachable from the station on foot, with buses and taxis also available. Check current timetables before travelling.

By bus

Regular local bus services connect central Nottingham with West Bridgford, with stops on Bridgford Road and Radcliffe Road. Route numbers and timetables should be confirmed closer to the fixture.

By tram

Queens Walk and Meadows Embankment are the most relevant tram stops for visitors continuing to Trent Bridge on foot. Nottingham station is also served by the tram network.

By taxi

Taxi and private-hire services offer a direct option from the city centre or railway station.

Driving

Parking arrangements at Trent Bridge vary by fixture and may be limited or require advance planning. Visitors should wait for the official 2027 match information before relying on stadium or nearby event parking.

Planning an Evening Match

Arrival

An evening start allows visitors to arrive in Nottingham earlier in the day, but sufficient time should still be allowed for reaching West Bridgford and entering the ground.

Accommodation

Visitors continuing through the series may prefer accommodation with straightforward access to Nottingham station. Those prioritising the matchday journey may prefer West Bridgford.

After the match

Public transport services may be less frequent later in the evening. Visitors should check official timetables and match-specific transport guidance shortly before travelling.

Weather

Evening conditions in early July can vary. Visitors should check the forecast before travelling and prepare for changing conditions.

Arriving in Nottingham

By rail

Nottingham railway station is the main arrival point for intercity rail services and the most practical hub for visitors travelling between Women's Ashes host cities. For intercity options, see the Rail Travel page.

By air

International visitors may arrive through a larger UK airport and continue to Nottingham by rail.

East Midlands Airport also serves the region. Check current routes and schedules when planning your arrival.

By road

Nottingham is connected to the national road network, but visitors should allow for city traffic and matchday demand around West Bridgford.

After Nottingham

Following the opening IT20 at Trent Bridge, the Women's Ashes continues at Kia Oval in London on 6 July. Visitors following the series can continue directly to London or remain in Nottingham before travelling south. For intercity rail options, see the Rail Travel page.

Before You Travel

Tickets

Use the official Women's Ashes ticket guidance before purchasing. Women's Ashes 2027 Tickets

Visa and entry

International visitors should check UK entry requirements well before travelling. Women's Ashes 2027 Visa & Entry

Ground information

Match-specific entry gates, prohibited items, opening times, transport arrangements and parking information should be checked through the official Trent Bridge guidance closer to the fixture.

Frequently asked questions

When is the Women's Ashes match in Nottingham?

The first IT20 is scheduled at Trent Bridge on 3 July 2027, beginning at 19:00.

Where is Trent Bridge?

Trent Bridge is located in West Bridgford, outside Nottingham city centre.

How can visitors reach Trent Bridge?

Visitors can travel from central Nottingham by bus, taxi, tram followed by a walk, or on foot. Current services should be checked before travelling.

Where should visitors stay for the match?

The city centre and station area are practical for rail connections, while West Bridgford places visitors closer to Trent Bridge.

What comes after the Nottingham match?

The series continues with the second IT20 at Kia Oval in London on 6 July 2027.

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