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Thursday 22 - Sunday 25 May 2025, 11am start
Trent Bridge Cricket Ground
Tickets: Adults from £25 - Juniors £10
England's swashbuckling men's Test team are back at the venue which offers the warmest welcome in the game, and which was recently voted by supporters as the best venue to watch men's international cricket.
For the first time in 25 years, Zimbabwe will provide the opposition for an historic contest over the May Bank Holiday weekend.
Pristine whites, green, green grass and timeless tradition – this is Test cricket as it should be.
Please note that timings can be subject to change on the day.
England Men v Zimbabwe - Test Match Cricket (22 May 2025 - 25 May 2025) | ||
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Day | Times | |
Thursday - Sunday | 10:00 | - 18:30 |
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