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1707 Results for home counties cricket league fixtures 2025

K.S. Williamson 132 v England

K.S. Williamson - K.S. Williamson 132 v England

Kane Williamson immortalised himself in cricket history by batting his way onto the Lord’s Honours Boards, with 132 in the First Investec Test between England and New Zealand.  Williamson became the 13th New Zealand batsman on the Boards having been 92 not out over night and...

C.J.L. Rogers 173 v England

C.J.L. Rogers - C.J.L. Rogers 173 v England

In his final series as a Test player, Chris Rogers made a career-best 173 as Australia defeated England by 405 runs at Lord’s in the 2015 Ashes series. Vastly experienced and prolific at domestic level, the opener looked set to become a one-cap wonder for Australia but follo...

S.P.D. Smith 215 v England

S.P.D. Smith - S.P.D. Smith 215 v England

Steve Smith hit his first Test Match double-century, and Australia’s third at Lord’s, as his innings of 215 helped the visitors to a crushing Ashes series victory over England in 2015. Smith, who had made his Test debut at Lord’s against Pakistan in 2010, was now a batting p...

Misbah-ul-Haq 114 v England

Misbah-ul-Haq - Misbah-ul-Haq 114 v England

Misbah-ul-Haq became the oldest Test centurion for 82 years, and the oldest captain ever to make a Test hundred, when his 114 inspired Pakistan to a famous victory at Lord’s in 2016. The 42 year-old, playing his first Test in England, celebrated his century with ten press-up...

C.T.B. Turner 10-63 v England

C.T.B. Turner - C.T.B. Turner 10-63 v England

Australian seamer Charlie Turner took 10 wickets in the match as Australia came out on top in a low scoring thriller at Lord’s in July of 1888. Pitch preparations had been severely hampered by heavy rain, and on the very definition of a sticky wicket Australia’s first inning...

C.T.B. Turner 6-67 v England

C.T.B. Turner - C.T.B. Turner 6-67 v England

Australian seamer Charlie Turner booked a second appearance on the Honours Boards with a six wicket haul in the first test of the 1893 Ashes. England batted first, and Arthur Shrewsbury top scored with 106 to propel the home side to 334. Taking the new ball, Turner bowled 36...

A.E.E. Vogler 7-128 v England

A.E.E. Vogler - A.E.E. Vogler 7-128 v England

Albert Edward Ernest Vogler got his name up on the Lord’s Honours Boards by taking 7 wickets versus England in the first test of South Africa’s tour in 1907. After electing to bat first England put up a total of 428 with Len Braund scoring 104 and Gilbert Jessop scoring 93. ...

A.J. Bell 6-99 v England

A.J. Bell - A.J. Bell 6-99 v England

Alexander John Bell put his name up on the honours boards at Lord’s by picking up 6 wickets for 99 runs in the second test when South Africa toured England in 1929. The right arm medium pacer helped South Africa restrict England to 302 in the first innings after they elected...

C.V. Grimmett 6-167 v England

C.V. Grimmett - C.V. Grimmett 6-167 v England

Clarrie Grimmett’s pinpoint leg breaks claimed six English wickets in the second innings of the 1930 Lord’s test, helping Australia to a famous win and ultimately a series victory. Batting first, K.S. Duleep’s highest test score of 173 took England to 425 all out - seemingly...

L. Amar Singh 6-35 v England

L. Amar Singh - L. Amar Singh 6-35 v England

Amar Singh became the second Indian to make the Honours Boards when he took six wickets for 35 runs during the defeat to England at Lord’s in 1954. India were put into bat by the hosts but could only make a score of 147 all out with Sir Gubby Allen taking a five-wicket haul....