Trent Rockets supporters are being called on to bring the noise and create a yellow wall as The Hundred returns to Trent Bridge this weekend.
London Spirit visit Nottingham for the opening home double-header of the season on Sunday 26 July, with the Rockets’ women’s and men’s teams set to receive a huge welcome as they step onto the field.
Supporters in the Family Stand will find yellow flags waiting on their seats and will be invited to raise them together as the action begins, creating a yellow wall across one of Trent Bridge’s most recognisable stands.
Fans throughout the ground will also be encouraged to roar on the Rockets and help create a wall of sound worthy of the opening matchday of the summer.
The team welcome will be part of a packed programme of entertainment as Trent Bridge prepares to host bigger, bolder Rockets matchdays throughout The Hundred.
In the interval between the men’s and women’s games, a ceremonial Launch Ball will officially signal lift-off, with a special guest delivering the ball to a Rockets batter shortly before play begins.
Popular presenter Sam Hurst returns as matchday host and will be joined by Nottingham-born Rising Host Jack Fisher, who will make the step from the stands to the field for the first time this summer.
DJ Charlie Burley will also return behind the decks, bringing the energy and soundtrack that have made him a firm favourite with Rockets supporters since The Hundred began.
Each game will feature a live music performance in front of thousands of fans. Singer-songwriter Emidora will open the summer on 26 July, followed by indie band Eighty Eight Miles on 2 August, indie-pop artist Terrianne on 5 August and viral sensations Deco on 10 August.
The entertainment begins with Charlie's first DJ set at 1.40pm on Sunday. Emidora will then perform at 5.25pm and 7.05pm, with the launch ball delivered at 5.45pm, shortly before the men's game begins at 6pm.
Fans can complete their matchday look with Rockets face art available around the concourses.
Trent Rockets’ Georgia Elwiss said “The atmosphere at The Hundred has always been brilliant, and the plans for this summer sound even bigger.
“There’s nothing quite like walking out in front of a packed Trent Bridge with everyone behind you. You feel that noise when you’re on the field, and it gives the players a real lift.
“I can’t wait to see the yellow wall on Sunday, hear the crowd and hopefully give our supporters plenty of entertainment on the pitch.”
Trent Rockets’ opening home matchday takes place against London Spirit at Trent Bridge on Sunday 26 July.
Tickets are now at limited availability, with Bronze tickets already sold out. Tickets booked by 25 July start from £22, with under-16 tickets available for £5.
Join the yellow wall and book now at tickets.trentrockets.com