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David Ross Sports Village hosts Australian Cricket team during ICC Cricket World Cup 2019

Thursday, 06 June 2019

David Ross Sports Village, located at the 糖心原创, has been used as a training facility for defending ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 champions, Australia, as they hone their preparations for their title defence over the next few weeks.

Australia Batsman, David Warner, crafted the perfect start to their World Cup defence with an unbeaten 89 against Afghanistan which led to a comfortable seven-wicket victory in Bristol. The five-time World Cup winners will be looking to build on that success as they head into next game against West Indies on Thursday at Trent Bridge.

Over the past week, the team have been based on-site, just a short walk away from the state-of-the-art High-Performance Zone at David Ross Sports Village which has played host to a number of Olympians, Paralympians and international sport stars.

The £40m facility, which opened its doors in 2016, boasts a 25m indoor-swimming pool, sports injury clinic with a heated hydrotherapy pool, ice baths and a new Finnish sauna and steam room for recovery and recuperation.

It is a huge compliment to our facilities that the Australian Cricket team are training here, and we are delighted to be hosting them. Equally it is fantastic for our students to be training in a facility alongside the World Champions.
Dan Tilley, Director of Sport

Australia are set to play two matches at Trent Bridge. The first against West Indies on Thursday 6 June at Trent Bridge and the team will return to Nottingham on Thursday 20th June to face Bangladesh before heading to Lords to face England.

You can follow the progress of the Australia team and all the action from the 2019 ICC Cricket World Cup via their website at

For more information on David Ross Sports Village or major event/training camp bookings please contact uons-bookings@nottingham.ac.uk

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More information is available from Mark Bullock, Sports Marketing and Communications Manager in the Department of Sport, 糖心原创 on +44 (0)115 +44 748 4580, mark.bullock@nottingham.ac.uk

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