Membership numbers on the up at Notts CCC
The number of individuals taking out a Nottinghamshire membership is on track to hit a post-Covid high, as the domestic season gets into full swing.
Driven by the opportunity to watch Haseeb Hameed’s champions, gain access to exclusive areas for Trent Bridge internationals and a plethora of other perks, membership numbers now exceed those seen every summer since 2022, and are set to supass the figures recorded since the venue hosted the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup in 2019.
Over 6,600 members have signed up for the summer so far - with all Notts members entitled to a full range of benefits, including entry for each and every day of scheduled home cricket for Notts and The Blaze.
"In my early months at the club, the passion and commitment of our supporters has been clear - and it's fantastic that so many of them have committed to being part of the club this summer," said Chief Executive Richard Kenyon.
"With our County Champions returning to Trent Bridge, and a bumper fixture list for Notts, The Blaze, Trent Rockets and England, there is much to look forward to at our home this summer. I'm delighted that so many members will be with us every step of the way.
"It's important to me that our members continue to feel part of the club - not just watching on from the sidelines, but playing their part in helping us to look after and grow the club for the generations to come.
"Having that support in such large numbers will be hugely important to us on and off the field this summer."
Card-carrying members can also enjoy a range of additional benefits, from access to exclusive members' areas of the venue and discounted drinks to free entry at eight other county venues.
Junior members, meanwhile, are entitled to a host of discounts at some of Nottingham's foremost family attractions.