Notts members can still buy tickets for key ICC World Twenty20 fixtures at Trent Bridge.

Reserved seats in the Larwood and Voce Stand and the Pavilion are available for all games including the semi-final double header on Thursday 18 June.

India face Bangladesh in the first competitive fixture at Trent Bridge on Saturday 6th June and details of warm-up fixtures will be confirmed shortly.

“Tickets are very limited for the semi-final but there is a good choice of seats available to Notts members for the group fixtures,” said Trent Bridge Ticket Office Manager Nigel Murray.

Members can buy up to 2 tickets in the Pavilion or up to 4 tickets in the Larwood and Voce Stand for each fixture by calling 0870 1688888 or by visiting the ticket office.

New Notts members immediately qualify to buy tickets for the tournament. Click here for details of membership packages.

ICC World Twenty20 England 2009
Tournament Fixtures

Group Stage

Group A – India (A1), Bangladesh (A2), Ireland
Group B – Pakistan (B1), England (B2), Netherlands
Group C – Australia (C1), Sri Lanka (C2), West Indies
Group D – New Zealand (D1), South Africa (D2), Scotland

Friday 5 June
1730-2030 – England v Netherlands (Lord’s)

Saturday 6 June
1000-1300 – New Zealand v Scotland (The Oval)
1330-1630 – Australia v West Indies (The Oval)
1730-2030 – India v Bangladesh (Trent Bridge)

Sunday 7 June
1330-1630 – South Africa v Scotland (The Oval)
1730-2030 – England v Pakistan (The Oval)

Monday 8 June
1330–1630 – Ireland v Bangladesh (Trent Bridge)
1730–2030 – Australia v Sri Lanka (Trent Bridge)

Tuesday 9 June
1330-1630 – Pakistan v Netherlands (Lord’s)
1730-2030 – New Zealand v South Africa (Lord’s)

Wednesday 10 June
1330-1630 – Sri Lanka v West Indies (Trent Bridge)
1730-2030 – India v Ireland (Trent Bridge)

Super Eights Stage

Group E – India or Ireland (A1), England or Netherlands (B2), Australia or West Indies (C1), South Africa or Scotland (D2)

Group F – Bangladesh or Ireland (A2), Pakistan or Netherlands (B1), Sri Lanka or West Indies (C2), New Zealand or Scotland (D1)

Thursday 11 June
1330–1630 – New Zealand or Scotland (D1) v Bangladesh or Ireland (A2) (Trent Bridge)
1730–2030 – England or Netherlands (B2) v South Africa or Scotland (D2) (Trent Bridge)

Friday 12 June
1330-1630 – Pakistan or Netherlands (B1) v Sri Lanka or West Indies (C2) (Lord’s)
1730-2030 – India or Ireland (A1) v Australia or West Indies (C1) (Lord’s)

Saturday 13 June
1330-1630 – Australia or West Indies (C1) v South Africa or Scotland (D2) (The Oval)
1730-2030 – New Zealand or Scotland (D1) v Pakistan or Netherlands (B1) (The Oval)

Sunday 14 June
1330-1630 – Bangladesh or Ireland (A2) v Sri Lanka or West Indies (C2) (Lord’s)
1730-2030 – India or Ireland (A1) v England or Netherlands (B2) (Lord’s)

Monday 15 June
1330-1630 – Pakistan or Netherlands (B1) v Bangladesh or Ireland (A2) (The Oval)
1730-2030 – England or Netherlands (B2) v Australia or West Indies (C1) (The Oval)

Tuesday 16 June
1330-1630 – New Zealand or Scotland (D1) v Sri Lanka or West Indies (C2) (Trent Bridge)
1730-2030 – South Africa or Scotland (D2) v India or Ireland (A1) (Trent Bridge)

Semi-Finals

Thursday 18 June
1330-1630 – Women’s Semi-Final – Winner of Group A v Runner-up of Group B (Trent Bridge)
1730-2030 – Men’s Semi-Final – Winner of Group E v Runner-up of Group F (Trent Bridge)

Friday 19 June
1330-1630 – Women’s Semi-Final – Winner of Group B v Runner-up of Group A (The Oval)
1730-2030 – Men’s Semi-Final – Winner of Group F v Runner-up of Group E (The Oval)

Finals

Sunday 21 June
1000-1300 – Women’s Final (Lord’s)
1500-1800 – Men’s Final (Lord’s)