Fred Spofforth 6/48

A Jackson 46

M Hendrick 3/19

English cricket team in Australia and New Zealand in 1922-23

English country houses with changed use

Australia won the toss and elected to bat.

George Ulyett 2/48

K.F. Barrington 60

Shoaib Malik 33

William Cooper 3/80

D.A. Allen 50*

English cricket team in Australia in 1907-08

Umar Gul 4/61

R. R. Lindwall 62*

Alick Bannerman 73

left

Ted Peate 5/43

M Leyland 53
WM Woodfull 107

L. V. Maddocks (wk) 69

D.A. Allen 4/47
K.F. Barrington 53

English court

K.D.Walters 3/12

Laker, J.C. 4/93

J.D. Edrich 82

Western Australia Cricket Ground, Perth, Australia

Bert Ironmonger 2/47

English cricket team in Australia in 1954–55

England

M.J. McInnes and R.J.J. Wright

Following an injury to Hameed Hassan during England's first innings, he was replaced in the Combined XI team by George Dockrell for the remainder of the match.

G Fowler 83

English cricket team in Australia in 1903/4

R. Illingworth (c) 3/39

John Trumble 3/29

Chris Woakes 32*

Shoaib Malik 75

English cricket seasons (1597-1725)

AG Hurst 5/28

TW Wall 5/66

Sam Billings 53

MW Tate 54
WR Hammond 251

B.W. Luckhurst 59
Western Australia Cricket Association Ground, Perth, Australia

Tom Emmett 7/68

English cricket team in Australia in 1882-83

Fred Spofforth 7/62

A.P.E. Knott (wk) 52

Tillinghurst and Harfield

Flag of Pakistan.svg

F.J. Titmus 61

Iftikhar Ali and Shozab Raza

Compton, D.C.S. 147

Shahid Afridi

Stan McCabe 187*

Alastair Cook 137

D.K. Lillee 4/49

Zafar Gohar made his ODI debut.

Alfred Shaw 3/51

Moeen Ali 3/41

RGD Willis 3/38

Pakistan won by 71 runs

ME Waugh 5/40 [14]

F.J. Titmus 4/40

Robert Newhall 40

AR Crafter and RV Whitehead

Steven Finn 3/24

Allen Hill 4/27
English cricket team in Australia and New Zealand in 1876–77

M.H.M. Walker 3/58

English cricket

Thomas Kelly , Billy Murdoch and Fred Spofforth made their Test debut.

Brisbane Cricket Ground, Woolloongabba, Australia

Frank Allan , Alick Bannerman , Harry Boyle , Charlie Absolom , Lord Harris , Leland Hone , A. N. Hornby , A. P. Lucas , Francis MacKinnon , Vernon Royle , Sandford Schultz and A. J. Webbe made their Test debut.

Yasir Shah 4/44

Alfred Shaw's XI won by 132 runs

Pakistanis won the toss and elected to bat.
David Willey 4/43

SK Warne 6/64 [27.4]

G Geary 5/105

N.J.N. Hawke 7/105

G.S. Chappell (vc) 62

Fred Spofforth 50

D.L. Amiss 47

J.K. O'Keeffe 3/48

won by 10 wickets

A.P.E. Knott (wk) 3 Ct

WR Hammond 3/53

J.H. Edrich 130

Yasir Arafat 1/18 [4]

MA Taylor 113

NG Cowans made his Test debut.

English cricket team against Pakistan in the UAE in 2011-12

English cricket team in Australia in 1982–83

English cricket team in Australia in 1903–04

Pakistan
Asad Shafiq 45
England won the toss and elected to field.

Match drawn

English cricket team in Australia and New Zealand in 1881-82

W.M. Lawry 119

R.R. Lindwall 3/77

J.W. Gleeson 3/60

DI Gower 29

English cricket team in Australia in 1935-36

G. Thomas 52
G. Boycott 51

Johnny Briggs 121

Bill Woodfull evades a Bodyline ball

B.M. Lawry (c) 56

English cricket team in Australia in 1891–92

R.W. Marsh (wk) 92 *

English cricket team against Pakistan in 2015–16

J.H. Edrich 109

Shahid Afridi 25

MA Atherton 54

England won by 10 wickets

I.M. Chappell 59

Liam Plunkett 3/33

G.S. Chappell (vc) 4 Ct

English cricket team in Australia in 1920–1921

English county

Basant Regmi 2/73
Misbah-ul-Haq 102

Wright, D.V.P. 5/167

England won by 3 runs

won by 5 wickets

English country houses

CJ Mitchley and SG Randell

Edward Elliott and John Payne

Herbert Sutcliffe 194

Billy Midwinter 4/18

Misbah-ul-Haq 51

Test debuts: Len Darling, Ernest Bromley, Hammy Love , and Thomas Mitchell

M. C. Cowdrey 79

No play was possible on day 4 due to rain. This was the first time an entire day's play of Test cricket was lost to rain.

Scott Borthwick 1/36

Percy McDonnell 83

PAJ DeFreitas 88

J.H. Edrich 40

R. Benaud 4/120

A.A. Mallett 3/14

Chris Gaffaney and Shozab Raza

English cricket team in Australia in 1880-81

ARC Fraser 5/73 [25]

P.B.H. May (c) 42

Christi Viljoen 98

Sohail Tanvir 2/31

JE Emburey 3/30

Alastair Cook 133

J Ryder 87

K.F. Barrington 102

K.D. Mackay 57

Pakistan won by 72 runs

KJ Hughes 46

CC Lewis 2/71 [16]
MA Atherton 25

England XI won by 79 runs

G. B. Hole 57

A.W. Greig 89

English cricket team in Australia in 1987–88

Zafar Gohar 3/72

PD Parker and S Venkataraghavan

English cricket team in Australia in 1907–08

J.H. Edrich 74*

R. G. Archer 3/53

Bruce Oxenford and Paul Reiffel

K.D. Walters 35

Andrew Strauss 32

English cricket team in Australia in 1990–91

PCR Tufnell 4/79 [38]

Australia

WM Woodfull 30

K. Shuttleworth 5/47

Sohail Tanvir 25*

I.J. Jones 3/145

Ted Peate 7/33

I. Meckiff 3/33

J.R. Thomson 4/71

GF Lawson 5/108
RGD Willis 1/17

Alan Davidson 3/41

England won by 4 wickets

A.P.E. Knott (wk) 82

G.F. Rorke 3/23
A.T.W. Grout (wk) 74

GP Thorpe 51

Gubby Allen 4/50

I.M. Chappell (c) 50

J.W. Burke 16*

NG Cowans 6/77

R. Illingworth (c) 48*

Charles Newhall 6/71

English cricket captains

J.W. Burke 66

Billy Barnes 20

DW Hookes 66*

Alastair Cook 63

R. Benaud 3/43

J Ryder 33

English cricket team in Australia in 1936-1937

D. Tallon wicketkeeper 92

English cricket team in Australia in 1884-85

C. C. McDonald 29

Billy Midwinter 5/78

England won by 93 runs

Abdul Razzaq 46*

RA French and MG O'Connell

Monty Panesar 5/124

English cricket team against Pakistan in the UAE in 2009-10

English cricket team in Australia in 1876-77

Laker, J.C. 5/107

Alastair Cook 94

A.P.E. Knott (wk) 4 Ct

Harold Larwood 4/98

R.M. Marsh (wk) 55
R.M. Marsh (wk) 74

James Anderson 2/22

A.G. Hurst 2/27

J.M. Parks (wk) 52

A.W. Greig 4/88

GS Blewett and PE McIntyre made their Test debuts.

Shozab Raza and Ahmed Shahab

I.R. Redpath 83

Abdur Rehman 6/25

James Taylor 61

Australia won by 5 wickets

Saeed Ajmal 7/55

A.P.E. Knott (wk) 51

WR Hammond 177

Shoaib Malik 2/25

I.M. Chappell (vc) 60

D.G. Bradman (c) 56*

Saeed Ajmal 4/23

English cricket from 1816 to 1918

D.G. Bradman 63

B.W. Luckhurst 131

Pakistan won by 127 runs
James Taylor 67*

English cricket team in Australia in 1932-33

Ravi Bopara 39

English cricket team in Australia and New Zealand in 1863–64

I.M. Chappell (c) 90

Steven Finn 3/30

RGD Willis 5/66

English cricket team in Australia and New Zealand in 1881–82

MA Taylor 49

D. Tallon 4 Ct

EE Hemmings 3/116

MJ Slater 124

Vic Richardson 83

Haseeb Amjad 3/38

Misbah-ul-Haq 84

K.R. Stackpole 136

English cricket team in Australia in 1901-02

George Ulyett 64
Charles Newhall 3/48

W.M. Lawry (c) 84

RA French and MW Johnson

England won by an innings and 98 runs

David Willey 3/36

L.H. Townsend and R.J.J. Wright
Graveney, T.W. 54

An English country house is a large house or mansion in the English countryside. Such houses were often owned by individuals who also owned a town house. This allowed them to spend time in the country and in the city—hence, for these people, the term distinguished between town and country. However, the term also encompasses houses that were, and often still are, the full-time residence for the landed gentry that ruled rural Britain until the Reform Act 1832.

RM Hogg 5/30

AR Crafter and MW Johnson

K.F. Barrington 63

English cream retriever

Pakistan Cricket Board XI won the toss and elected to field.

Wright, D.V.P. 2/93

A.P.E. Knott (wk) 3 Ct & 1 St

Derek Randall 70

Ahsan Raza and Ahmed Shahab

Misbah-ul-Haq 47

Australia won by 6 runs

Ted Peate 13/29

R.B. McCosker 76

J.M. Parks (wk) 89

won by 8 wickets

WM Woodfull 102

N.C.L. O'Neill 56

Compton, D. C. S. 34*

N.J.N. Hawke 5/54

English councils

Mohammed Hafeez 102*

D.L. Amiss 90

Gubby Allen 3/44

IA Healy 51*

W. A. Johnston 3/70

Umar Gul 2/31

England won the toss and elected to bat.

Alfred Shaw 5/38

C.M. Old 3/85

English county history

English cricket team in Australia in 1978–79

won by five wickets

England won by 95 runs
Match tied

Tom Horan 6/40

A.W. Greig 60
J.R. Thomson 4/72

Graeme Swann 4/107

R.M. Cowper 99

A.R. Dell 3/65

K.D. Walters 115

G.D. McKenzie 4/66

English cricket team in Australia in 1994-95

D.J. Brown 5/63

R. R. Lindwall 3/69

CV Grimmett 5/102

Fred Spofforth 6/90

G Miller 4/70

Joey Palmer 7/68

K.R. Miller 7/60

Mohammad Hafeez 151

English cricket team in Australia in 1928-29

B.L. d'Oliveira 56

Steven Finn 4/34

J.W. Gleeson 3/68

Herbert Sutcliffe 33

Tom Horan 16*

English cricket team in Australia and New Zealand in 1878-79

I.R. Redpath 72

G. Boycott 2/32

George Ulyett 149

Australia regain the Ashes

English cricket team in Australia in 1873–74

R. G. Archer 3/12

IT Botham 4/42

Pakistan won by 6 wickets
Misbah-ul-Haq

George Ulyett 87

Gubby Allen 4/71

Rabiul Hoque and Zaheer-ul-Haq

English cricket team in Australia in 1998-99

I.M. Chappell 3 Ct

won by an innings and 154 runs

Match Abandoned

R.N. Harvey 18*

Tyson, F. H. 4/45

B.L. d'Oliveira 117

United Arab Emirates won the toss and elected to field.
James Anderson 4/17

GA Hick 98*

GE Armstrong 19

AMJ Hilditch made his Test debut.

English cricket team in Australia in 1876–77

PM Hornibrook 3/142
DD Blackie 6/94

Johan Cloete and Shozab Raza

R.W. Barber 185

England cricket team against Pakistan in UAE in 2010

C. C. McDonald 37

Alan Davidson 3/36
P.B.H. May (c) 17

Shahid Afridi 28

Jack Fingleton 83

Tom Horan 20

N.C.L. O'Neill 71*

yes
Kumar Dharmasena and Zameer Haider

England won the toss and elected to bat

K.F. Barrington 2/47

J.H. Edrich (c) 50

DW Randall 45

Mohammad Shahzad 74

English cricket team in Australia in 1861-62

P.B.H. May (c) 113

D.K. Lillee 5/84

Staham, J. B. 5/60

G. Boycott 77

Sammy Jones 4/47

H Sutcliffe 135

Mark Wood 3/39

R.M. Cowper 60

KJ Hughes 137

C.L. McCool 5/109

EE Hemmings 95
RGD Willis 2/23

won by 675 runs

Keith Stackpole 67

WR Hammond 119*

D.L. Underwood 2/55

A.R. Morris 155
Lindsay Hassett (vc) 128

English cricket team against Pakistan in the UAE in 2009–10

English cricket and football players

JD Higgs 1/12

MW Tate 4/77

R. Benaud (c) 5/91

Rain on day 2 at 1:15 pm briefly suspended play and later on day 2 shortly after 3 pm rain suspended play for the rest of the day.

I.M. Chappell 104

R. N. Harvey 162

EAR de Silva and HDPK Dharmasena

WM Woodfull 68

won by 9 wickets
won by an innings and 4 runs

Shoaib Malik 52

English country dancing

Tom Garrett 6/78

J.H. Hampshire 55

Joey Palmer 5/46

A.W. Greig 4/104

P.E. Richardson 68

R.G.D. Willis 3/73

Anwar Ali 2/56

English cricket team in Australia in 1891-92

RGD Willis 3/69

won by 128 runs

P.J.P Burge 120

K.W.R. Fletcher 63

Stuart Broad 3/22

R.W. Marsh (wk) 3 Ct

J Ryder 57

Wardle, J. H. 5/79

English cricket team in Australia in 1878–79

"The foundation of contract is the reasonable expectation, which the person who promises raises in the person to whom he binds himself; of which the satisfaction may be exerted by force."

D. Tallon 3 Ct

English cricket season of 1904

JC White 4/7

N.W.D. Yardley (vc) 1/69

G.S. Chappell (vc) 144

P. Lever 4/49

GS Chappell 115

English cricket team in Australia in 1974–75

SA Bucknor and DB Hair

M.C. Cowdrey (vc) 104

P. B. H. May (vc) 104

DG Bradman 123

MA Atherton 88

English cottage garden

Australia won by 295 runs

R.M. Cowper 307

Appleyard, R. 3/58

English cricket team in Australia in 1970–71

AR Border 32*

T. E. Bailey 4/59

W.R. Hammond (c) 32

Zafar Gohar 2/54

English cricket team in Australia in 1897-98

GA Gooch 74

Bill O'Reilly 5/63

Adam Smith, Lectures on Jurisprudence Part I, Introduction

EE Hemmings 2/43

W. A. Johnston 5/85

M.H. Denness (c) 51

Charles Bannerman 165

R. Illingworth (c) 53

England won the 5-Test series 4-1

English cricket team in Australia in 1990-91

Mohammad Rizwan 55*

GA Hick 80

J Allworth and Harfield

English cricket team in Australia in 1881-82

Tom Kendall 4/82

Lock, G.A.R. 4/130
Alan Davidson 6/64

William Scotton 7*

MW Tate 4/99

won by 166 runs

Jade Dernbach 4/45

K.D. Walters 55
I.M. Chappell (c) 53

Aleem Dar and Kumar Dharmasena

JD Higgs 4/69

I.J. Jones 6/118

L. E. Favell 30

Stuart Broad 4/36
England won by 38 runs

Sam Cosstick and Richard Terry

Tom Horan 36

C.L. McCool 95

GF Lawson 4/56

Pakistani cricket team vs England in the UAE in 2012

George Ulyett 67

Harold Larwood 4/101

G Geary 5/35

English cricket team against Pakistan in the UAE in 2015

England won by 20 runs

Bill Woodfull
Bill Voce 3/54

Affie Jarvis 82

C.L. McCool 5/44

J.H. Edrich 103

J.R. Thomson 6/46

English court of exchequer

Younis Khan became the first Pakistani cricketer to pass 9,000 Test runs when scored 47 in the second innings.
*''Joe Root became the youngest English cricketer to pass 3,000 Test runs when he scored 71 in the second innings.

A Jackson 164

S.G. Barnes 234
D. Tallon (wk) 3 Ct

English cricket team in Australia and New Zealand in 1876-77

T.E. Bailey 68

Pakistan won the toss and elected to bat.

English cricket seasons (1598-1725)

English cricket team in Australia and New Zealand in 1935-36

Pakistanis won by 121 runs

won by three wickets

M.H.N. Walker 8/143

Tim Wall 5/72

Australia won by 184 runs

James Vince and Rafatullah Mohmand made their T20I debuts.

George Borwick and George Hele

M.C. Cowdrey (vc) 79

G. Boycott 58

Tom Kendall 7/55

KC Wessels and CG Rackemann made their Test debut

GP Swann 3/14

English cricket team in Australia in 1984-85

Bill Woodfull 73

RGD Willis 4/44

Alex Hales 109

GS Blewett 102*

J.A. Snow 7/40

William Bruce 35

Kevin Pietersen 62*

English cricket team in Australia in 1924-25

T. E. Bailey 72
Compton, D. C. S. 84

Eoin Morgan

English cricket team in Australia in 1894-95

Herbert Sutcliffe 52

R.B. McCosker 80

Ikin, J.T. 32

Match Drawn

Australia won by 329 runs

won by 171 runs

English cricket team against Pakistan in the UAE in 2011–12

RC Bailhache and TF Brooks

K.R. Miller 79

English contract law is a body of law regulating contracts in England and Wales. With its roots in the lex mercatoria and the activism of the judiciary during the industrial revolution, it shares a heritage with countries across the Commonwealth (such as Australia, Canada, India), and to a lesser extent the United States. It is also experiencing gradual change because of the UK's membership of the European Union and international organisations like Unidroit. Any agreement that is enforceable in court is a contract. Because a contract is a voluntary obligation, in contrast to paying compensation for a tort and restitution to reverse unjust enrichment, English law places a high value on ensuring people have truly consented to the deals that bind them in court.Generally a contract forms when one person makes an offer, and another person accepts it by communicating their assent or performing the offer's terms. If the terms are certain, and the parties can be presumed from their behaviour to have intended that the terms are binding, generally the agreement is enforceable. Some contracts, particularly for large transactions such as a sale of land, also require the formalities of signatures and witnesses and English law goes further than other European countries by requiring all parties bring something of value, known as "consideration", to a bargain as a precondition to enforce it. Contracts can be made personally or through an agent acting on behalf of a principal, if the agent acts within what a reasonable person would think they have the authority to do. In principle, English law grants people broad freedom to agree the content of a deal. Terms in an agreement are incorporated through express promises, by reference to other terms or potentially through a course of dealing between two parties. Those terms are interpreted by the courts to seek out the true intention of the parties, from the perspective of an objective observer, in the context of their bargaining environment. Where there is a gap, courts typically imply terms to fill the spaces, but also through the 20th century both the judiciary and legislature have intervened more and more to strike out surprising and unfair terms, particularly in favour of consumers, employees or tenants with weaker bargaining power.Contract law works best when an agreement is performed, and recourse to the courts is never needed because each party knows her rights and duties. However, where an unforeseen event renders an agreement very hard, or even impossible to perform, the courts typically will construe the parties to want to have released themselves from their obligations. It may also be that one party simply breaches a contract's terms. If a contract is not substantially performed, then the innocent party is entitled to cease her own performance and sue for damages to put her in the position as if the contract were performed. She is under a duty to mitigate her losses and cannot claim for harm that was a remote consequence of the contractual breach, but remedies in English law are footed on the principle that full compensation for all losses, pecuniary or not, should be made good. In exceptional circumstances, the law goes further to require a wrongdoer to make restitution for their gains from breaching a contract, and may demand specific performance of the agreement rather than monetary compensation. It is also possible that a contract becomes voidable, because, depending on the specific type of contract, one party failed to make adequate disclosure or they made misrepresentations during negotiations.Unconscionable agreements can be escaped where a person was under duress or undue influence or their vulnerability was being exploited when they ostensibly agreed to a deal. Children, mentally incapacitated people and companies, whose representatives are acting wholly outside their authority, are protected against having agreements enforced against them where they lacked the real capacity to make a decision to enter an agreement. Some transactions are considered illegal, and are not enforced by courts because of a statute or on grounds of public policy. In theory, English law attempts to adhere to a principle that people should only be bound when they have given their informed and true consent to a contract.

SA Bucknor and SG Randell

Dave Gregory 43

Lord Harris 36

R.G.D. Willis 3/45

M. C. Cowdrey 54

English Country Music is a term that gained currency in the 1960s and early 70s to specifically describe a genre of instrumental music then receiving attention from the folk revival.This was a deliberate attempt to avoid the term "folk", at the time being used widely to include much acoustically performed music with or without genuine folk origins or "traditional" which would strictly preclude the more recent material country musicians performed. Those like Keith Summers who sought traditional musicians in rural areas often found that both songs and tunes from published sources, music hall, radio, 78 recordings or later coexisted in a performer's repertoire, sometimes, but not always, alongside music which could be strictly defined as "folk" or "traditional". The focus for revival performers of English Country Music became the style of their informants as much as their repertoire. Rather than a folk club a venue might be a remote country pub where revival and traditional musicians or singers would make music together in the bar. These were sometimes organised by revivalists like Ken Stubbs and Taffy Thomas who had developed real empathy with the older musicians. The polka dominated instrumental repertoire differed from the music that had been associated with English Country Dance up to this point. The term seems to have fallen out of regular use in favour of a more relaxed definition of "traditional" perhaps due to confusion with the better known but altogether different American Country Music.The band Oak's LP "Welcome to our fair" with its subtitle "English Country Music and Song" was a milestone in establishing the genre in the revival and this was followed by the even more influential re-issue by Topic Records of Reg Hall's earlier limited edition recording "English Country Music". Reg's association with Sussex concertina player Scan Tester is well documented in his "I never played to many posh dances".Original Oak members Rod and Danny Stradling moved to Cheltenham forming the Old Swan Band and initiating the English Country Music Weekends which started at Cricklade and featured traditional rather than revival musicians while Peta Webb and Tony Engle remained in London where Tony became the driving force behind Topic Records. Topic's catalogue became the mainstay of recorded source material for those aspiring to play English Country Music. English Country Music can still be heard at The East Anglian Music Trust's annual Traditional Music Day at Stowmarket's Museum of East Angian Life every August, at other trust events and at pub sessions and barn dances or ceilidhs across the country.

DW Randall 150

Younis Khan 118

RC Bailhache and RA French

Compton, D.C.S. 76

T.J. Jenner 3/42

John Selby 38

Billy Bates 2/43

Jonny Bairstow 66* 112

England XI won by 3 wickets

K.R. Stackpole 207

Billy Bowden and Bruce Oxenford

JE Emburey 4/46

T.F. Brooks & L.P. Rowan

GM Wood 64

Bad light stopped play towards the end of days 4 and 5.

A.A. Mallett 2/85

Raza Hasan 50*

DW Randall 115

Andrew Strauss 78

G.S. Chappell 65

William Barnes 134

won by 299 runs

English creole

English country Dance

Herbert Sutcliffe 86

Australia won by 45 runs

Swetman, R. (wk) 41

GM Wood 35

J.R. Thomson 3/59

EJG Morgan 67*

Len Darling 85

Washbrook, C 65

A.T.W. Grout (wk) 3 Ct & 1 St

DW Fleming 2/66 [20]

RGD Willis 2/33

English cricket team in Australia in 1965-66

L. V. Maddocks (wk) 3 Ct

Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney

England XI won the toss and elected to bat.

Andrew Strauss 56

JR Thomson 5/73

Steven Finn 4/16

Hameed Hassan 2/26

G.S. Chappell (vc) 58

England won by 8 wickets

English cricket team in Australia in 1946–47

R.R. Lindwall 3/27

Australia won by 8 wickets

Monty Panesar 6/62

Bill O'Reilly 4/120

JB Hobbs 142

B. Dooland 4/69

M.C. Cowdrey (vc) 3 Ct

Mohammad Nabi 3/66

K.D. Walters 41

R. N. Harvey 92*

English cricket team against Pakistan in the UAE in 2015–16

Test debuts: Lisle Nagel and the Nawab of Pataudi

Billy Barnes 4/61

England won by 106 runs

Bill O'Reilly 4/79
England won by 338 runs

GN Yallop 121

N.W.D. Yardley (vc) 53

English cricket team against Pakistan in the UAE in 2015-16

CJ Tavaré 89

K.J. O'Keeffe 3/96

English cricket team in Australia in 1887–88

English cricket team in Australia in 1962-63

James Lillywhite and John Swift

English cricket team in Australia in 1863–64

I.W.G. Johnson 3/68

English cricket team in Australia in 1979–80

Alastair Cook

Laker, J.C. 1/7

G.S. Chappell 108

P. B. H. May 79

Anil Mandal 61

RM Hogg 6/74

KP Pietersen 62

George Bonnor 128

GS Blewett 115

DI Gower 49
IT Botham 74

English cricket team in Australia in 1986-87

D.K. Lillee 4/69

G. Boycott 142*

English cricket team in Australia and New Zealand in 1878–79

I.W.G. Johnson 6/42

P. Coady and George Coulthard

English cricket team in Australia in 1954-55

JC White 8/126

G.S. Chappell (vc) 71
T.J. Jenner 74

F.J. Titmus 60

English creoles

Adelaide Oval, Adelaide, Australia

KE Liebenberg and SG Randell

Chris Gaffaney and Ahsan Raza

D Gough 3/59 [25]

G.S. Chappell (vc) 102

Henry Jupp 63

Mark Chapman 50

England won by 6 wickets

Bedser, A.V. 2/75

English courts

Hutton, L. (c) 80

Arthur Shrewsbury 47

DG Bradman 112

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B.W. Luckhurst 74

Percy McDonnell 147

B.R. Knight 4/84

English cricket team in Australia in 1958-59

Billy Barnes 1/15

A.W. Greig 110

Billy Bates 5/31

Bill Ponsford 85

England won by 7 wickets

John Thayer 9

DI Gower 102

Mohammad Hafeez 88

English country house contents auctions

DW Hookes 68

English cricket team in Australia in 1886–87

Monty Panesar 5/57

Alan Davidson 3/38

KC Wessels 162

Many English country houses have experienced a change of use and are no longer privately occupied.

Donald Bradman 71

T. E. Bailey 3/140

English cricket team in Australia in 1903-04

Shoaib Malik 4/33

England won by 9 wickets

Hedley Verity 5/33

John Selby 70

Asad Shafiq 65

M.H.N. Walker 4/59

Tyson, F. H. 6/85

R. Benaud (c) 5/83

George Ulyett 2/41

Hutton, L 94

Graveney, T.W. 53*

G Geary 3/83
M Leyland 137

G.F. Rorke 3/41

A.L. Thomson 3/79

RM Hogg 1/35

SR Waugh 94*

Chris Gaffaney and Bruce Oxenford

English country dances

Edrich, W.J. 60
I.W.G. Johnson 52

George Ulyett 52

Azhar Ali 73

I.M. Chappell 50

Staham, J. B. 2/38

English cricket team in Australia in 1920-21

P. B. H. May 91

Mir Hamza 4/34

I.R. Redpath 52

H Larwood 70
HSTL Hendry 112

Tom Garrett 5/80

N.W.D. Yardley (vc) 3/101

IT Botham 59

K.D. Walters 60

Ted Peate 3/15

English contract law

Trueman, F.S. 4/90

K.D. Walters 103

English cricket team in Australia and New Zealand in 1902-03

England won the 5-test series 4-1

English cricket team in Australia in 1982-83

A.T.W. Grout (wk) 3 Ct

B Yardley 61*

Fawad Alam 51

Bedser, A.V. 3/176

RM Hogg 5/36

English cricket seasons (1598–1725)

Asad Shafiq 34

C.C. McDonald 133
Trueman, F.S. 4/92

James Taylor 76

Sammy Jones 15*

English cricket team in Australia in 1979-80

I.J. Jones 3/92

D Gough 6/49 [18.5]

Rain on day 2 at 5:30 pm suspended play for the rest of the day.

Wright, D.V.P. 3/131
Edrich, W.J. 119

England XI won the toss and elected to field.

Saeed Ajmal 4/108

This match was Younis Khan's final ODI game.

I.R. Redpath 55

I.R. Redpath 59

R.B. Simpson (c) 225

RM Hogg 4/26

Appleyard, R. 3/13

Tom Garrett 4/62

R.B. Simpson (c) 59

M.C. Cowdrey (vc) 100*

M.H. Denness (c) 188

J.M. Parks (wk) 71

AJ Lamb 82

Shahid Afridi 2/19

Pakistan won by 8 runs

Adnan Akmal 74*

D. Tallon 1 Ct and 3 St

England won by 5 runs

G.G. Arnold 5/86

J.A. Snow 2/21

Loader, P.J. 4/56

Nepal won the toss and elected to field.

W.M. Lawry 108

Reece Topley 3/26

J.H. Edrich 85

English cricket team in Australia and New Zealand in 1863-64

DI Gower 114

WAS Oldfield 48

K. R. Miller 3/40

"None of you nowadays will remember the trouble we had – when I was called to the Bar – with exemption clauses. They were printed in small print on the back of tickets and order forms and invoices. They were contained in catalogues or timetables. They were held to be binding on any person who took them without objection. No one ever did object. He never read them or knew what was in them. No matter how unreasonable they were, he was bound. All this was done in the name of "freedom of contract." But the freedom was all on the side of the big concern which had the use of the printing press. No freedom for the little man who took the ticket or order form or invoice. The big concern said, "Take it or leave it." The little man had no option but to take it.... When the courts said to the big concern, "You must put it in clear words," the big concern had no hesitation in doing so. It knew well that the little man would never read the exemption clauses or understand them. It was a bleak winter for our law of contract."

English cricket team in Australia in 1901–02

Statham, J. B. 3/45

Pakistan won by 178 runs

won by an innings and 93 runs

Umar Gul 4/63

English council of state

G Geary 8

English cricket team in Australia in 1936-37

K.W.R. Fletcher 80

Edrich, W.J. 3/79

English cricket team in Australia in 1965–66

Jonny Bairstow 60*

W.M. Lawry (c) 38*

Aleem Dar and Simon Taufel

R. Edwards 53

M.C. Cowdrey (vc) 84

Jack Fingleton 40

Wilfred Flowers 24

P.B.H. May (c) 92

RM Hogg 5/65

Jade Dernbach 2/24

Compton, D.C.S. 54

English cricket team in Australia in 1887-88

JB Hobbs 65

English corporate law

D. Lloyd 49

Moeen Ali 3/53

Charles Bannerman 15*

English courts system

Billy Murdoch 85

Bert Oldfield retired hurt during Australia's 1st innings after suffering a fractured skull.

JA Maclean and RM Hogg made their Test debut.

William Barnes 28
Harry Boyle 1/21

Azhar Ali

English cricket team in Australia in 1928–29

Match drawn by agreement

Tyson, F. H. 3/47

Ted Peate 8/30

G. Boycott 119*

CJ McDermott 5/42 [16.5]

English county histories

MA Taylor 58

England XI had 15 players and United Arab Emirates had 17 players .

RC Bailhache and MG O'Connell
RM Hogg 36

D.L. Underwood 30

won by eight wickets

Steve Davis and Simon Taufel

I. W. G. Johnson 3/46

G. Boycott 76*

SK Warne 8/71 [50.2]

A.P.E. Knott (wk) 2 Ct & 1 St

B. Dooland 3/133

Pakistan Cricket Board XI

K.D. Walters 155

Tom Cole and Isaac Fisher

Tom Horan 124

Walter Hammond 75

Pakistan A

Tyson, F. H. 3/85

won by 163 runs

Statham, J.B. 7/57

D.J. Brown 3/71

T.E. Bailey 3/35

England won by 130 runs

Edrich, W.J. 3/107
D.G. Bradman (c) 234

Pakistan won by 4 wickets

Matt Prior 70*

Moeen Ali 4/11

Wardle, J. H. 35
K. R. Miller 3/14

A.A. Mallett 4/40

English cricket team in Australia in 1861–62

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CV Grimmett 3/167

AR Border 89

English cricket team in Australia in 1987-88

English cricket team in Australia in 1976-77

R.N. Harvey 167

Ahsan Raza and Khalid Elahi

G Fowler 65

Babar Hayat 78

The 46-ball century by Jos Buttler is the fastest ODI century by an English batsman. The eight sixes scored by Buttler in his innings is also the highest by an English player.
*This is the highest ODI total by England away from home.
*Jason Roy scored his maiden ODI century.

English cricket team in Australia in 1920-1921

R.M. Cowper 1/20

RW Taylor 97

George Coulthard and James Lillywhite

Joe Root 71

Maurice Leyland 83

English cricket team in Australia in 1897–98

D.L. Underwood 4/102

Ahsan Raza and Shozab Raza

George Hodges and James Philips

Azhar Ali 68

Bobby Peel 5/51

Ahsan Raza and Simon Taufel

B Yardley 5/107

English country dance

CV Grimmett 6/131

won by 3 wickets

Dick Barlow 59

English cricket team in Australia in 1894–95

English cricket team

K.D. Walters 2/13

R. Benaud (c) 3/46

W. J. Edrich 88

Tanwir Afzal 2/40

Jade Dernbach 3/21

Graveney, T. W. 111

English cricket team in Australia in 1976–77

England XI won by 100 runs

Wright, D.V.P. 7/105

Lord Denning MR in George Mitchell Ltd v Finney Lock Seeds Ltd [1982] EWCA Civ 5

Philip Lee 4/111

G.S. Chappell (vc) 44

F.J. Titmus 53
won by an innings and 9 runs

Moeen Ali 71

G Miller 5/44

N.C.L. O'Neill 77

English cricket team in Australia and New Zealand in 1929-30

K.D. Walters 62*

AJ Lamb 72

Iftikhar Ahmed made his ODI debut.
*Alex Hales scored his maiden ODI century.

Shozab Raza and Zameer Haider

George Ulyett 63

English court system

JK Lever 4/28

English cricket team in Australia in 1881–82

George Coulthard and Sammy Jones made their Test debut.
* ''This was the first Test match to be played at the Sydney Cricket Ground.

L.E. Favell 15*

William Attewell 3/24

G. Boycott 70

I.R. Redpath 105

IT Botham 4/112

Bedser, A.V. 3/97

Joe Root 32*

Stuart Broad 4/47

A.L. Hassett (vc) 78

P. Lever 3/43

Wahab Riaz 3/125

George Wright 3/14

Shahid Afridi 51
Saeed Ajmal 3/62

Australia won by 10 wickets

W.M. Lawry (c) 42

GM Wood 100

G. Boycott 50

D Gough 4/107 [32]

Donald Bradman 103

Alastair Cook 102

G. Boycott 84

GS Chappell 117

Stan McCabe 0/1

Matt Prior 49*
Abdur Rehman 5/40

IT Botham 4/57

B Yardley 4/139

Graeme Swann 3/13

I. Meckiff 6/38

A.A. Mallett 4/21

R.B. Simpson (c) 78

Pakistan won the toss and chose to field.

Ted Peate 9/35

I.R. Redpath 171

Alastair Cook 263

D Gough

An English country house is a large house or mansion in the English countryside. Such houses were often owned by individuals who also owned a town house. This allowed them to spend time in the country and in the city—hence, for these people, the term distinguished between town and country. However, the term also encompasses houses that were, and often still are, the full-time residence for the landed gentry that ruled rural Britain until the Reform Act 1832. Frequently, the formal business of the counties was transacted in these country houses.With large numbers of indoor and outdoor staff, country houses were important as places of employment for many rural communities. In turn, until the agricultural depressions of the 1870s, the estates, of which country houses were the hub, provided their owners with incomes. However, the late 19th and early 20th centuries were the swansong of the traditional English country house lifestyle. Increased taxation and the effects of World War I led to the demolition of hundreds of houses; those that remained had to adapt to survive.While a château or a schloss can be a fortified or unfortified building, a country house is usually unfortified. If fortified, it is called a castle, but not all buildings with the name 'castle' are fortified (for example Highclere Castle).

J.D. Edrich 57

DR Jardine 98

S.G. Barnes 71

Saeed Ajmal 1/40

England won by 205 runs

Shoaib Malik 245

Loader, P.J. 3/97

C.M. Old 4/57
I.M. Chappell (c) 65

George Ulyett 86

HSTL Hendry 2/4

G Miller 3/35

Ahmed Shehzad 28

DW Randall 74*

GF Lawson 4/66

D Gough 4/60 [26]

J.R. Thomson 5/93
P. Lever 6/38

Alfred Shaw's XI won by an innings and 104 runs

James Vince 38

Tyson, F. H. 7/27

GP Thorpe 123

Ted Peate 7/21

Arthur Shrewsbury 105*

K.D. Walters 4/53

Billy Murdoch 49

CJ McDermott 5/101 [30]

C. C. McDonald 72

Shahid Afridi 3/15

Wilfred Flowers 5/46

Chris Woakes 4/33

Billy Midwinter 31

English cricket team in Australia in 1884–85

I.R. Redpath 3 Ct

I.R. Redpath 64
J.W. Gleeson 4/83

GF Lawson 6/47

J.W. Burke 18*

Fred Spofforth 5/30

won by an innings and 332 runs
Edrich, W.J. 3/50

A.P.E. Knott (wk) 3 Ct and 1 St

PM Toohey 81*

JC White 5/130
DD Blackie 4/148

Ikin, J.T. 60
Hutton, L. 76
K.R. Miller 2/41

English cricket team in Australia in 1970-71

E.R.H. Toshack 6/82

R.W. Marsh (wk) 4 Ct

William Barnes 3/50

R.R. Lindwall 7/63

RC Bailhache and MW Johnson

D.G. Bradman (c) 187

J.A. Snow 6/114

English counties

Australia won the toss and elected to field.
KJ Hughes 48

Imran Haider 2/23

Alfred Marr 0/3

E.R.H. Toshack 3/17

C. Hoy and M.J. McInnes

JS Mill, Principles of Political Economy Book V, ch 1, §2

H Larwood 6/32

Bilal Asif 2/13

EAR de Silva and Enamul Haque

Adil Rashid 5/64
Chris Woakes 4/40

Kevin Pietersen 111*
Shoaib Malik 39

AR Crafter and DG Weser

Joe Root 88

This was the second ever drawn Test match and the last in Australia until the third Test of the 1946–47 Ashes series.
* ''George Ulyett's 149 in the first innings was the first Test century for England in Australia and it was the highest individual innings score for England on the first day of a Test in Australia until Bob Barber scored 185 in the third Test of the 1965–66 Ashes series.

I.M. Chappell (c) and D.L. Amiss

Washbrook, C. 62

GA Hele and AC Jones

English cricket team in Australia in 1932–33

WM Darling 91
JM Brearley 20*

I.M. Chappell (c) 42
J.R. Thomson 4/74

'governments do not limit their concern with contracts to a simple enforcement. They take upon themselves to determine what contracts are fit to be enforced.... once it is admitted that there are any engagements which for reasons of expediency the law ought not to enforce, the same question is necessarily opened with respect to all engagements. Whether, for example, the law should enforce a contract to labour, when the wages are too low or the hours of work too severe: whether it should enforce a contract by which a person binds himself to remain, for more than a very limited period, in the service of a given individual.... Every question which can possibly arise as to the policy of contracts, and of the relations which they establish among human beings, is a question for the legislator; and one which he cannot escape from considering, and in some way or other deciding.’

Percy McDonnell 124

English cricket team in Australia in 1950-51

Harold Larwood 5/96

England Lions

Washbrook, C. 112

G.S. Chappell (vc) 3 Ct

W.M. Lawry 166

Liam Plunkett 3/21

English copula

R.W. Marsh (wk) 2 Ct & 1 St

MW Gatting 117

L.E. Favell 54

James Southerton 4/46

W.M. Lawry 67

Yasir Shah 5/76

English cricket team in Australia in 1903-1904

J.H. Edrich (vc) 70

Mortimore, J.B. 44*

AR Border 45*

England XI reached their target after 20.1 overs for the loss of one wicket.
*For batting practice, England XI set a nominal target of 230 runs.

B.L. d'Oliveira 57

Umar Gul 3/18

Jason Roy 59

Pakistan won by 10 wickets

AG Hurst 4/97

J.A. Snow 4/143

R. Benaud (c) 4/94

The one match Test series was won by Australia

English cricket team against Pakistan in 2015-16

English cricket team in Australia in 1863-64

Laker, J.C. 2/10

R. G. Archer 49

Ahsan Raza and Zameer Haider

WM Woodfull 111

J.A. Snow 2/17

Tom Garrett 51

R. Benaud (c) 4/82

DW Randall 75

DE Malcolm 3/78 [26]

R. Benaud (c) 64

I.M. Chappell 111

English cricket team in Australia in 1936–37

E.R.H. Toshack 4/76

Curtis Reid and Richard Terry

Jonathan Trott 75*
Mohammad Ali and Nayyar Abbas

Billy Bates 64

EH Hendren 169

Akbar Ali and Shozab Raza

R. Illingworth (c) 42

English cricket team in Australia in 1958–59

J.A. Edrich 115*

English cricket team in Australia in 1994–95

IT Botham 4/75

English cricket team in Australia in 1878-79

England XI won by 9 wickets

I.M. Chappell (c) 3 Ct

Ben Stokes 4/57

Germantown Cricket Club Ground, Philadelphia

CP Mead 73
WR Hammond 200

G.D. McKenzie 5/48

A.A. Mallett 4/60

Stuart Broad 4/46

Tyson, F. H. 2/68

I. Meckiff 3/69

K.D. Walters 112

CC Lewis 3/73 [31.5]

A.R. Morris 122

R. Illingworth (c) 3/50

RGD Willis 5/44

R.R. Lindwall 100

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John Hodges 2/13

Edward Elliott and Patrick McShane

Wright, D.V.P. 3/152

Jonathan Trott 93

A. R. Morris 153

H Emmett 14

Wahab Riaz 3/43

M.H.N. Walker 3/89

George Giffen 7/117

George Bromhead and Job Pearson

D.G. Bradman 79

D.L. Underwood 3/101

William Bruce 45

K.F. Barrington 115

K.R. Stackpole 3/40

Australia won by 6 wickets

English Country Music is a term that gained currency in the 1960s and early 70s to specifically describe a genre of instrumental music then receiving attention from the folk revival.This was a deliberate attempt to avoid the term "folk", at the time being used widely to include much acoustically performed music with or without genuine folk origins or "traditional" which would strictly preclude the more recent material country musicians performed.

English cricket team in Australia in 1974-75

Sarfraz Ahmed made his T20I debut.

A.T.W. Grout (wk) 2 Ct & 1 St

GP Swann 2/18 [3]

GF Lawson 5/66

CV Grimmett 2/96
DR Jardine 65*

Mohammad Irfan 3/35

KJ Hughes 66

PH Carlson and KJ Wright made their Test debut.

England won by 14 runs
Azhar Ali 2/26

The result of the toss is unknown

The 2-Test series was drawn 1-1

CJ McDermott 6/38 [15]

A.W. Greig 4/56

Graham Onions 3/38

Evans, T. G. (wk) 3 Ct

English contract law is a body of law regulating contracts in England and Wales. With its roots in the lex mercatoria and the activism of the judiciary during the industrial revolution, it shares a heritage with countries across the Commonwealth (such as Australia, Canada, India), and to a lesser extent the United States. It is also experiencing gradual change because of the UK's membership of the European Union and international organisations like Unidroit.

HW Emmett 18

J.D. Edrich 55

Billy Midwinter 4/81

B.W. Luckhurst 109
K.R. Stackpole 87

C.C. McDonald 42

English cricket team in Australia in 1911-12

Bill O'Reilly 5/66

TW Wall 3/123

P. Philpott 5/90

JR Thomson 5/50

S.G. Barnes 3 Ct

Statham, J.B. 3/83

Billy Midwinter 73

Mohammad Hafeez 45

JM Gregory 3/142

Wilfred Flowers, Maurice Read 56

Ajmal Shahzad made his T20I debut.

DC Boon 131

English cricket team in Australia in 1873-74

Alastair Cook 76

Arthur Shrewsbury 82

Yasir Shah 3/38

J Ryder 112

P.B.H. May (c) 59

G.D. McKenzie 5/134

A.R. Morris 57

D.L. Underwood 4/66

G.D. McKenzie 3/17

R. G. Archer 4/33

RK Oxenham 4/67

Johan Cloete and Ahsan Raza

R. Benaud (c) 4/66

William Cooper , Edwin Evans , George Giffen , Hugh Massie , Dick Barlow , Billy Bates , Ted Peate , Dick Pilling , William Scotton and Arthur Shrewsbury made their Test debut.
* Billy Midwinter made his debut for England having played for Australia in the first two Test matches.
* This was the first Test match to end in a draw and the first Test match to have umpires from two different countries.

Dick Barlow 31

won by an innings and 33 runs

W. A. Johnston 3/56

England XI won by 163 runs

R.G.D. Willis 4/56

English cricket team in Australia in 1924–25

RM Hogg 4/69

Edrich, W.J. 79

R.G.D. Willis 5/61

George Ulyett 4/52

Tim Wall 3/104

Billy Bates 4/52
Percy McDonnell 33*

English cricket team in Australia in 1920–21

P. Lever 3/65

MJ Slater 176

W.M. Lawry 88

R.R. Lindwall 4/52

Buddhi Pradhan and Zameer Haider

English cricket team in Australia in 1936–1937

Len Darling 39

Thomas Hargrave 29

English country house

F.J. Titmus 3/116

Australia won by 111 runs

William Barnes 6/31

Harold Larwood 5/28
Walter Hammond 3/21

won by 12 runs
AL Kippax 100

Australia won by 103 runs

right

English county histories, in other words historical and topographical (or "chorographical") works concerned with individual ancient counties of England before their reorganisation, were produced by antiquarians from the late 16th century onwards. The content was variable: some recorded archaeological sites, but others were heavily slanted towards the genealogies of county families and other biographical material, particularly relating to property and the descent of lordships of manors.

English cricket team in Australia in 1978-79

Jos Buttler 116*

DA Elder and GA Hele

Eoin Morgan 76

William Cooper 6/120

N.W.D. Yardley (vc) 3/67

K.W.R. Fletcher 146

MR Ramprakash 42
J Angel 3/65 [22.3]

English cricket team in Australia in 1946-47

Eugene Palmer 5/81

CJ McDermott 6/53 [19]

A.P.E. Knott (wk) 73

Stuart Broad 3/44

D.L. Underwood 7/113

Hugh Massie 49

RM Hogg 5/57
JD Higgs 5/148

Bedser, A.V. 3/99

English county histories, in other words historical and topographical (or "chorographical") works concerned with individual ancient counties of England before their reorganisation, were produced by antiquarians from the late 16th century onwards. The content was variable: some recorded archaeological sites, but others were heavily slanted towards the genealogies of county families and other biographical material, particularly relating to property and the descent of lordships of manors. The tradition continues with the series of Victoria County Histories.A closely related genre, which emerged in the second half of the 17th century, was the county "Natural History", which focused on the county's flora, fauna and natural phenomena, but which also often included chapters on antiquities. The best known examples were Robert Plot's two volumes on Oxfordshire (1677) and Staffordshire (1686); and John Aubrey's unpublished work on Wiltshire.

A.L. Thomson 3/110

J Dyson 37*

Azhar Ali 157

JC White 5/107

J.A. Edrich 79

Yasir Shah 4/87

Jonathan Trott 49

R. Benaud (c) 4/43

H Larwood 3/127

C.C. McDonald 51*

Charlie Absolom 52

T.E. Bailey 27

Herbert Sutcliffe 1

AR Border made his Test debut.

win by 62 runs

Walter Hammond 101

L. V. Maddocks 47

English cricket team in Australia and New Zealand in 1887-88

W.M. Lawry (c) 60*

Edrich, W.J. 89

G.S. Chappell (vc) 84
G.G. Arnold 3/83

C.C. McDonald 170

English cricket in the 18th century

English cricket team against Pakistan in 2015

English country music

English cricket team in Australia in 1886-87

Sarfraz Ahmed 64

A.A. Mallett 3/34

Misbah-ul-Haq 71

Alan Davidson 71

B.R. Knight 2/61

KJ Hughes 129

Yasir Arafat 3/32

G.S. Chappell (vc) 61

Wahab Riaz 4/66

England Lions won the toss and elected to bat.

G.G. Arnold 1/15
A.W. Greig 54

Steve Davis and Bruce Oxenford
Aizaz Cheema 2/49

Billy Bates 5/24

Pakistanis won by 64 runs

Kevin Pietersen 130

Maurice Leyland 86

T. E. Bailey 88

CC Lewis 4/24 [13]

H. Campbell 4/38

Test debut: Leo O'Brien

CJ McDermott 3/66 [41]

Edward Elliott and James Lillywhite

English cricket team in Australia in 1911–12

T. E. Bailey 3/39

James Vince 46

Bert Ironmonger 2/34

Saeed Ajmal 5/43

Fahad Tariq 23

Australia won by 7 wickets

St George's Cricket Club Ground, Hoboken

won by 38 runs

Iftikhar Ahmed 92*

Mohammad Hafeez 15*

R. Edwards 115

G. Thomas 51

England won by 166 runs

Walter Hammond 85

Hardstsaff, J. 67

M. C. Cowdrey 102
Wardle, J. H. 3/51

Harry Boyle 1/38

R.R. Lindwall 3/37

Statham, J. B. 3/38

Douglas Jardine

Aamer Yamin made his T20I debut.
England won by 84 runs