Trent Bridge: Recent Episodes
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The normally quiet William Clarke stand is a sea of Pakistan fans, who are giving their team every encouragement.
Bob, one of the many Trent Bridge stewards, talks to us about the pleasure he gets from his job.
local man Nageeb talks to us about split loyalties, and introducing his daughters to cricket
Former England cricketer Chris Broad gives his thoughts on this afternoon's encounter with Pakistan.
Andy Matts and Karen Halsall are collecting money for the Tuneless Choir outside the the ticket office.
we talk to Matt and Joe from the RKT Trust, who have walked all the way from Old Trafford to be here (and hear Morgan's wicket in the background)
Dan Greaves, the parasympathetic discus thrower talks to us about the T20 promotional video, and his involvement with cricket.
Chris Broad talks to us about the Broad Appeal, who are raising money today for research into Motor Neurone disease
Chan, an ardent Sri Lanka fan, talks to us about the challenges of following Sri Lanka,
We talk to Louise Hopkin about the work of Coach Core, and Hameed, one of the apprentices
We talk to Nadine and Bernie from the Tuneless Choir who sre bringing the joy of singing to Trent Bridge
Steph and Jackie are both regulars at Trent Bridge. they are sending pictures of today's match to friends in Australia who still follow England and Nottinghamshire
We talk to Graham Marson, who rang the bell at the start of today's game to celebrate 50 year's of service to Trent Bridge
This fan doesn't see many coming through and think t20 and One Day cricket may be to blame!
Dr Comfort and the Lurid Revelations. We speak to Matt, the drummer and non-cricketer in the band
Excited England fan Paul predicts the end is near for Australia as Clarkes wicket Falls!
We talk to Michelle from the Newark Waitrose store, who are donating all proceeds today to the Broad Appeal
Simon, who is visually impaired, talks to us about following the game with limited vision
Cllr Sybil Fielding, Chairman of the County Council talks about what international cricket at Trent Bridge means to the people of Nottinghamshire
We talk to Adrian, whose job it is ti keep the sponsorship boards visible at Trent Bridge. There's more to the job than you would think!
We hear from a distraught Australian fan, who's now convinced he's jinxed his home team.
Brian Fairchild takes his life I his hands as he talks to the distraught Australian fans ib the New Stand
Tina Brewster, a new Safety Steward at Trent Bridge talks to us about her first day working here, and the fantastic facilities she has found!
Sue Storey of the Sports Grounds Safety Authority talks to us about their work with the ECB to keep the crowd safe.
We talk to Kevin, who gives us his view of the game, and Trent Bridge, from a Kiwi's perspective.
And the best job in the world! We talk to BBC Radio Nottingham reporter Robin Chipperfield about his sixteen years of reporting from Trent Bridge.
Jeremy Hall, talks to us about the benefits that Waitrose has brought to English cricket, and offers, events and competitions running at the Waitrose stall today.
There is a huge crowd of Indian supporters here today at Trent Bridge. We asked BBC Radio Nottingham presenter Kaval Vaseer about what Nottingham offers the Indian supporters.
As another England wicket falls, these fans from Kingsbury (or should that be Gujarat?) celebrate in style!
Raj Sharma, Chairman of the Asian Arts Council for Nottinghamshire welcomes visitors to Trent Bridge and talks about the entertainment provided as part of the Nottingham Mela this weekend.
Rajiv Hasan talks to us about Nottingham Hospitals' Radio, cricket and being the voice of the Trent Bridge Christmas party!
The three brothers who make up Big Show Entertainment talk to us about how they combined Indian Dhol music with Latin and jazz to entertain the crowds at Trent Bridge.
Hayley Parker, a member of the Trent Bridge Samba Band, talks to us about entertaining the crowd.
Jenni Rishworth talks to us about her work as a volunteer at Trent Bridge, and her work for England 2015.
Lead guitarist Andy Afford introduces the band and their first number at Trent Bridge this afternoon.
After ringing the bell to start today's game, Chris and Gemma Broad talk to us about The Broad Appeal to raise awareness of MND.
We join John Rhodes outside the pavilion as he collects the signature of the players in his amazing scorebook.
Alf and Richard, two of the stewards in the pavilion area at Trent Bridge, talk to us about their role in keeping the crowd in check.
Jeremy Hall, Marketing Manager Events and Sponsorship for Waitrose talks to us about their involvement in English cricket, Trent Bridge and the local community.
Nick Shaw, one of the Trent Bridge Community Trust volunteers describes the welcome he gives to visitors
Notts players Harry Gurney and Luke Fletcher share their thoughts on the match, and offer some tips for team mate Stuart Broad.
Bhavesh Jani talks about events that are happening in Nottingham to celebrate the Indian summer.
Journalists Jon Culley, Richard Hobson, Matt Davies and Mike Selvey talk selection matters with Mick Newell
Notts Outlaws batsman Riki Wessels hopes to continue his outstanding start to the season in the NatWest T20 Blast and the LV= County Championship
Nottinghamshire fast bowler Harry Gurney has been included for England's upcoming tour of the Caribbean, and will be 16th man for their World T20 squad.
Nottinghamshire Director of Cricket Mick Newell reflects on England's performances in Australia and considers the next steps for the national team
The game ends on a cliffhanger. Listen to the crowd response as Jimmy Anderson bowls to Brad Haddin, and the final umpire's decision is given.
Tracey Francis, Head of Community Sport at Nottinghamshire County Cricket club reflects on what the past five days have meant to Trent Bridge, and the legacy of the Ashes in Nottinghamshire.
Cricket Australia's Sam Ferris is enjoying his first Test series in England, from the stewards to the selection of cakes on offer in the press box. #Ashes #TrentBridge
The Barmy Army are in fine voice after 5 Aussie wickets fall on the afternoon of Day 4 of the #Ashes Test at Trent Bridge.
Graham Barber, "Full-time" Tourist with the Barmy Army, tells us about his experiences with Cricket around the World.
Carter and James talk to us about watching the Test from the Pavilion, and give us their prediction for the outcome of the match.
In front of the Pavilion at Trent Bridge PE teacher Ivan tells us about his time at Trent Bridge.
Virginia Lette talks about her experience as a cricketing wife, and the not so glamourous side of being on tour with husband Ed Cowan and the Australian cricket team. Her thoughts and experience are captured in her blog, www.TourDeAshes.blogspot.com
Ian's got 12 years of experience stewarding at Trent Bridge and it's no secret that he loves the club.
BBC Radio Nottingham's Robin Chipperfield talks the Broad incident, Bells hundred and the weather
Interview with fans at the top of the Radcliffe Road stand as Bell and Broad pass landmarks
We spoke to John Ellison, the manager of the Trent Bridge Cricket shop about a successful week's trading. The shop is likely to achieve a six figure sum in sales by the end of the test, and John describes what's selling well.
The Samba Drummers, volunteers here at Trent Bridge cooled down the fans during the break of this afternoon's play. Team Leader and Lead Drummer, Neil McCarthy shares his experience of playing the drums in front of thousands.
One Australian fan tries to describe his tour while his fellow countymen get patriotic!
Ice Cream Lady, Eloise is keeping the fans cool with her ice cold selection of deserts.
We bumped into someone who has one of the finest views of the cricket and it's air conditioned, can only mean one thing, they're in a box.
We talk to the Actors entertaining the crowd during this Ashes Test at Trent Bridge and learn that today's crowd has more than a passing interest in cucumber sandwiches!
Catherine Waite, receptionist at the Radcliffe Road stand at Trent Bridge, talks to Brian Fairchild about some of the odd requests she has had over the years, and her Phd research into the migration of English cricketers.
We talk to Ian from The Mail Online and happen to catch the fall of Pietersen's wicket.
The Broad Appeal are at Trent Bridge today to promote awareness of Motor Neurone Disease. The appeal was set up by former England cricketer Chris Broad, following the death of his wife Miche in 2010. Last year they raised over £165,000 for the Motor Neurone Disease Association. Neil Benson explains more about the work of the Appeal to Brian Fairchild.
More details about The Broad Appeal can be found at: http://www.thebroadappeal.org
Find out what's happening over at the Embankment pub if you're on your way to Trent Bridge this morning.
Before today's test match came to a close, we caught up with the fans for their thoughts and opinions of both team's progress by the end of day two.
BBC main man Colin Hazelden has been here at Trent Bridge today, with his incredibly well travelled cricket-loving friends
... Drink lots of water. That's the advice of the East Midlands Ambulance Service who are dealing with a number of people affected by the heat here at Trent Bridge.
A summer spent outside is rarely seen without a glass of wine in your hand and nothing has changed in that sense here at Trent Bridge.
Young cricket fan Dominic Bryant is experiencing his first Ashes series from the comfort of Trent Bridge. Few love cricket as much as him, and he's got a few thoughts to share...
It’s a mere 10,557 miles from Sydney, Australia to the capital of London so you can only hope the Australian fans in Trent Bridge are relieved to be finally sitting down. Having arrived in the expectation of being labelled “barbecue lovers” they certainly took it in their stride and nailed their “posh” British accents. In the pleasure of some memorable cricket it’s safe to say that our cousins down under share the renowned dry sense of humour.
Despite the picture above Jon is not well known to the authorities, he does know a thing or two about cricket though!
Nottingham's finest are having no problems keeping the peace here at Trent Bridge during this year's first Ashes Test
Rich and Karen Benson discuss the events so far of Day 2 of the Ashes Test at Trent Bridge and predict a swift win for England!
Local lads Tim and Graham talk about the Day at Trent Bridge and Agar's impressive performance so far ... #Ashes #Cricket
Stowford Press Cider are at Trent Bridge with a very interesting test of wits, speed and reactions for the cricket fans in the hope of winning a year's supply of cider.
The Stewards are ready for day two as Deputy Safety Officer and Head Steward, George Thorpe sums up day one and the tight-knit operation of his team.
Paul from Adelaide talks about the first day of play at the Ashes here at Trent Bridge where the game is finely poised after a poor first innings from England's batsmen.
Graham Breeze talks about stewarding at Trent Bridge and what to do if you find yourself on a day out in Nottingham during the Ashes.
Zouk are providing Indian-fusion cuisine to hungry fans at #trentbridge during this #ashes test
Trent Bridge Volunteers lead the cheering all over Nottingham this morning. #trentbridge #ashes #cricket
Announcer Dave Ince has been ruling the mic at Trent Bridge since arriving in 1997. Here's what he has to stay...
Nottinghamshire and England batsman James Taylor in conversation with Dave Bracegirdle following the LV= County Championship victory over Derbyshire