Trent Bridge
Nottinghamshire home from 1838, Tests since 1899
Overview
Trent Bridge is a bowlers paradise when clouds gather over the Trent. Stuart Broad took 8 for 15 as Australia collapsed to 60 all out in the 2015 Ashes Test here. The picturesque old pavilion and the new Radcliffe Road stand sit side by side beside the river.
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