Members and supporters will have two opportunities to celebrate the unprecedented success of The Blaze during Nottinghamshire’s final Rothesay County Championship fixture of the season against Yorkshire.
In securing the Metro Bank One Day Cup on Saturday, The Blaze became the first women’s team to ever complete the domestic treble, having already won the T20 County Cup and Vitality Blast as part of a clean sweep of first-team honours.
At lunch on Thursday 24 September (scheduled for 12.30pm), Head Coach Craig Cumming and assistants Luke Fletcher and Simon Guy will take part in a Q&A for members in The Clubhouse, located in the Derek Randall Suite.
Members will also be able to have their photo taken with the trophies, with all three pieces of silverware on display.
Sunday’s lunch break, meanwhile (27 September, scheduled for 12.30pm), will see The Blaze’s players and support staff conduct a lap of honour with the trophies around the Trent Bridge outfield.
Kirstie Gordon’s side secured their first silverware of the season by thrashing Durham to win the Vitality Blast in July.
August saw the team cruise to victory over Surrey to win the T20 County Cup, before a nerve-shredding Metro Bank One Day Cup Final against Hampshire also ended with The Blaze victorious.
Several members of the treble-winning squad were also part of the Trent Rockets setup this summer, winning the women’s competition and The Hundred Helix, awarded to the best-performing team across the men’s and women’s competition.
2026 members can enjoy entry to this week’s fixture by showing their membership card at the gate, and can secure a free ticket for a guest to join them for one of the four days of the Notts game.
New 2027 members can secure a free ticket for one day’s play, as a taster of what to expect next summer.
Details on how to claim free tickets have been distributed by email. If these details haven’t reached you, please contact questions@trentbridge.co.uk
Match tickets for this week’s game can also be secured here…