- The LV Championship sees Mark Footitt's new side, Surrey visit Trent Bridge on 10th April.
- NWT20 Blast lifts off with the same opposition as last season's curtain raiser at Trent Bridge,
WarwickshireBirmingham Bears, on 20th May. - The One Day Cup makes an earlier start 2016 when on 6th June Northamptonshire Steelbacks visit Trent Bridge for a floodlit game.
In a change to the groups for the ODC, the two groups have the same North and South make-up as for the T20 in an attempt to reduce teams carbon-footprint, motoring up and down the highways and byways. 2016 will see two blocks a fixtures; one at the start of June with other at the end of July.
Barring playing them in a knockout stage of T20 or ODC, Notts will not play Essex, Glamorgan, Gloucestershire, Keny or Sussex in 2016.
ReplyDeleteNotts will only play Hampshire, Middlesex, Somerset and Surrey in the LV=.
We had better get used to playing Yorkshire, Lancashire and Durham a lot now.
DeleteLord's, Oval and Bristol are all nearer to TB than CLS - just saying!
ReplyDeleteIf Kent played at Beckenham then the distance is roughly the same as to the Riverside, CLS from Trent Bridge.
DeleteThe first away game in the Championship will be at Old Trafford starting on Sunday 17th April
ReplyDeleteIndeed, Lancashire's first game on their return to Div 1
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