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About Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club

Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club was officially established in 1838. Yet, it's thought that matches may have been played from as early as 1771. To this day, Nottinghamshire remains one of England's leading clubs. They have taken multiple County Championship titles and produced many international cricket stars.

Nottinghamshire play their home matches at Trent Bridge. It's a famous ground that is widely recognised as one of the best cricketing venues in the world. It has been the stage for many high-profile Test matches over the years, including the Ashes in 2013 and 2015. It's also set to host a five-day Test match for the Women's Ashes in 2023.

The value of cricket within the county of Nottinghamshire is huge, and we're proud to be a part of it.

Nurturing future talent

Off the pitch, Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club have a firm commitment to their local community. They have a mission to engage young people through various sporting and academic programmes.

We are delighted to work in conjunction with the club to run programmes that encourage children and teenagers to get involved in sport.

Forget me Notts

Trent Bridge is not only an iconic sporting venue, but also an important community hub. It is used by the support group Forget Me Notts. The group helps people living with dementia, their carers, and individuals experiencing loneliness. Sessions are often held at Trent Bridge, as the venue acts as a catalyst for people to discuss their sporting memories.

We are delighted to be able to play our part in such important initiatives, alongside the Forget Me Notts group.

A victorious partnership

"We are delighted to be partnering with another historic sporting institution that has strong ties to their local community. Our partnership with Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club will allow us to expand our backing for the game of cricket even further, whilst supporting their contributions across the region.

"Over the last year, we have demonstrated our commitment to raising awareness of our existing sport sponsorships and have seen a real return on investment through delivering dedicated PR and marketing initiatives.

"As with the other clubs we work with in sport, Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club are focused on contributing to their community, which is a real focus for us as a brand.

"I am really pleased to put forward our support for the club and would like to take this opportunity to wish them all the best for the season ahead."

Robert Forrester
Chief Executive, Vertu Motors

"It's tremendously exciting for us to be welcoming Vertu Motors as an Official Partner.

"Vertu Motors is an established and respected national brand, renowned for its commitment to quality service and customer care.

"It has a strong and expanding presence in the East Midlands, and we are keen to play our part in making the region a progressively successful place for its business to be."

Michael Temple
Commercial Director, Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club

Latest Nottinghamshire County Cricket news

County Championship Fixtures Released

County Championship Fixtures Released

The fixtures for the 2024 County Championship season has been released, with the three Vertu Motors-backed sides now knowing who they will face and when next year.

Vertu-backed Trio Win Big at Business of Cricket Awards

Vertu-backed Trio Win Big at Business of Cricket Awards

The three County Cricket teams supported by Vertu Motors – Somerset, Yorkshire and Nottingham – were big winners in the annual Business of Cricket Awards, with the trio picking up a third of the awards that were up for grabs.