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1643 Results for home counties cricket league fixtures 2025

M.D. Marshall 6-85 v England

M.D. Marshall - M.D. Marshall 6-85 v England

Malcolm Marshall first made the Lord’s Honours Boards when he took 6-85 during West Indies’ nine-wicket victory against England in 1984. In a Test, famous for Sir Ian Botham’s eight-wicket haul during West Indies’ first innings, the hosts opened the batting first and, despit...

C. Sharma 5-64 v England

C. Sharma - C. Sharma 5-64 v England

Chetan Sharma reached the Lord’s honours boards by taking 5-64 in the first test of India’s Tour of England in 1986. After Kapil Dev won the toss and put England into bat, they managed a score of 294 on the back of a brilliant 114 off 280 balls from Graham Gooch. Chetan Sha...

M.D. Marshall 10-92 v England

M.D. Marshall - M.D. Marshall 10-92 v England

In his second Test match at Lord’s, Malcolm Marshall made the Honours Boards again with a superb 10-wicket haul during West Indies’ 134-run victory against England in 1988. After West Indies had only made 209 in the first innings, the focus was on Marshall and the rest of th...

Waqar Younis 5-91 v England

Waqar Younis - Waqar Younis 5-91 v England

Waqar Younis' only appearance on the Lord's Honours Boards came when he took 5-91 in Pakistan's two-wicket victory over England in 1992. England won the toss and elected to bat first, with the Lord's crowd getting to witness Younis' talents for the very first time with the b...

D.J. Nash 11-169 v England

D.J. Nash - D.J. Nash 11-169 v England

Dion Nash of New Zealand got his name up on the Lord’s honours boards by picking up figures of 11-169 versus England in the second test of 1994 series. New Zealand on the back of a brilliant 142 of 255 balls from Martin Crowe and half- century contributions from Shane Thomps...

A.A. Donald 5-74 v England

A.A. Donald - A.A. Donald 5-74 v England

Allan Donald first reached Lord’s Honours Boards when he took five wickets for 74 runs during the 1994 Test between England and South Africa. In the match which saw South Africa's return to English soil after the apartheid-inspired international sporting ban was rescinded, D...

B.K.V. Prasad 5-76 v England

B.K.V. Prasad - B.K.V. Prasad 5-76 v England

Venkatesh Prasad got his name up on the Lord’s honours boards after taking 5-76 in the second test of India’s tour of England in 1996. After being put into bat, England looked well on track with Graham Thorpe falling short of a hundred on 89 and a brilliant 124 off 261 balls...

Mushtaq Ahmed 5-57 v England

Mushtaq Ahmed - Mushtaq Ahmed 5-57 v England

Mushtaq Ahmed made the Lord's Honours Boards when he took a match-winning five-wicket haul for Pakistan during their 1996 Test against England. Having scored 340 in the first and declaring on 352/5 in the second innings, Pakistan set England a mighty total of 408 runs.  How...

G.D. McGrath 8-38 v England

G.D. McGrath - G.D. McGrath 8-38 v England

Glenn McGrath reached the Lord's Honours Boards for the first time when he took the best individual figures for an overseas bowler at the Home of Cricket, during the summer of 1997. Overcast conditions had potentially forseen a torrid time for batsmen and once Mark Taylor el...

G.D. McGrath 5-53 v England

G.D. McGrath - G.D. McGrath 5-53 v England

Glenn McGrath claimed his 500th Test wicket and took 5-53 on day one of the 2005 Ashes series at lord's. After Australia had scored a dismal total of 190 all out, McGrath was in fine form to put his side back in to the match. The historic 500th wicket came when he dismissed...