Moores' Nottinghamshire: Past Behind, Future Ahead

On April 2nd, nodding him sure cricket teams pre-season

photo call had one big thing missing.

The county championship trophy they won last season,

head coach Peter Moore's made sure it stayed out of sight,

calling it a deliberate move to leave the pass behind

and focus on what's next.

He's the only coach to guide three different teams

to that top domestic prize.

The team faced tough years before this breakthrough,

including time in the second division and fan calls

for Moore's to go.

But he seized the win as a full club effort,

not his personal glory.

His style shines in building players over time,

turning early promise into real results.

Players like Ben Duckett,

Rave of our Moore's is support.

Duckett hit a rough patch after England caps,

but Moore's kept in touch through slumps and highs,

even skipping big IPL money to rebuild his red ball.

Game at Trent Bridge.

Captain Haseve Hamid credits those personal bonds

for the tight squad vibe.

Moore's avoids being the fixer,

instead letting players learn from mistakes

while offering guidance.

After his own rocky England stance,

he joined knots as a consultant

and rebuilt his approach around daily enjoyment and team fun.

That mindset keeps the drive alive

as they chase more success together.