Supporters are now being invited to help decide which six iconic figures will earn a place on the new Trent Bridge Legends' Wall, with voting officially open following the announcement of a 15-strong shortlist.
Located on the rear of the Radcliffe Road Stand, the installation will celebrate six individuals whose contributions have helped shape the story of Nottinghamshire, The Blaze and Trent Bridge, while also providing members and supporters with the opportunity to secure their own permanent place alongside them.
The Legends' Wall will feature individually engraved stones carrying personalised messages, allowing supporters to commemorate special memories, honour loved ones or celebrate their own connection to one of cricket's most historic venues.
Following nominations from members and supporters, the shortlist of legends is as follows - in no particular order:
- Enid Bakewell
- Tammy Beaumont
- Stuart Broad
- Luke Fletcher
- Jenny Gunn
- Sir Richard Hadlee
- Peter Hacker
- Harold Larwood
- Samit Patel
- Derek Randall
- Chris Read
- Clive Rice
- Nat Sciver-Brunt
- Sir Garfield Sobers
- Ken Taylor
The shortlist spans more than a century of cricketing history, bringing together Ashes heroes, World Cup winners, county greats, pioneering figures in the women's game and individuals whose contributions have helped shape Trent Bridge both on and off the field.
Voting is now open, with supporters invited to select the three figures they believe are most deserving of a place on the Wall. The six candidates receiving the most votes will be permanently recognised within the installation.
Cast your vote here.
Alongside the chosen legends, members and supporters can also secure their own engraved stone.
Three types of stone remain available to purchase, each offering the opportunity to include a personalised message.
Supporters can secure a regular green stone for £100, with larger green stones available for £200 and limited-edition gold stones, installed within a central band of the Wall, priced at £300.
Purchase a stone here.
Voting closes at 11:59pm on 24 August, with the six successful legends to be announced following the conclusion of the public vote.