Volunteers are the heartbeat of our club and league network. From ground staff, to coaches, from officials, to committee members, our game simply wouldn’t be possible without them.

Finding new volunteers to support your club’s requirements and ambitions isn’t always easy.

Have you spoken to your players, their partners, parents and wider family about how they might be able to help? Face to face works best!

Have you considered surveying your members to understand what skills you have within the club and how they could be utilised?

Do you have a Volunteer Coordinator who can take on the responsibility of gauging the interest of prospective volunteers and recruiting them into roles?

If you have done all of the above, you can advertise for new opening by emailing sam.johnson@trentbridge.co.uk with the role and requirement. They 

Available roles:

Reward and Recognition

The Cricket Collective Awards are a national reward and recognition scheme to support grass roots cricket and the vast army of volunteers who ensure that cricket can be enjoyed by so many at all levels, with the overall aim of rewarding the contribution that these volunteers make to the game.

Each year we ask our clubs and organisations to nominate worthy volunteers for an award so that we can say 'thank you' to them for all of their hard work. Each club has also been gifted an NCCC Volunteer of the Year trophy, the recipient of which is automatically nominated for this national award scheme.

These awards provide an opportunity for you to nominate and recognise the volunteers who make cricket possible at your club.

View last year's winners here.

Matchday Volunteers

Trent Bridge, the home of Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club, has a dedicated group of matchday volunteers to help to provide our members and visitors with a high quality spectator experience.

If you are interested in joining the team, or have any questions about the role, please email cricket@trentbridge.co.uk.