Thu, 22 May, 10:00 AM
Only Test, Nottingham, May 22 - 25, 2025, Zimbabwe tour of England
ENG
ZIM
Match yet to begin
Thu, 29 May, 12:00 PM
1st ODI (D/N), Birmingham, May 29, 2025, West Indies tour of England
ENG
WI
Match yet to begin
Sun, 01 Jun, 10:00 AM
2nd ODI, Cardiff, June 01, 2025, West Indies tour of England
ENG
WI
Match yet to begin
Tues, 03 Jun, 12:00 PM
3rd ODI (D/N), The Oval, June 03, 2025, West Indies tour of England
ENG
WI
Match yet to begin
Fri, 06 Jun, 5:30 PM
1st T20I (N), Chester-le-Street, June 06, 2025, West Indies tour of England
ENG
WI
Match yet to begin
Sun, 08 Jun, 1:30 PM
2nd T20I, Bristol, June 08, 2025, West Indies tour of England
ENG
WI
Match yet to begin
Tues, 10 Jun, 5:30 PM
3rd T20I (N), Southampton, June 10, 2025, West Indies tour of England
ENG
WI
Match yet to begin
Fri, 20 Jun, 10:00 AM
1st Test, Leeds, June 20 - 24, 2025, India tour of England
ENG
IND
Match yet to begin
Wed, 02 Jul, 10:00 AM
2nd Test, Birmingham, July 02 - 06, 2025, India tour of England
ENG
IND
Match yet to begin
Thu, 10 Jul, 10:00 AM
3rd Test, Lord's, July 10 - 14, 2025, India tour of England
ENG
IND
Match yet to begin
England Cricket Team News & Matches
Captains: Ben Stokes (Tests), Harry Brook (ODIs, T20Is)
Coaches: Brendon McCullum (head coach)
, Marcus Trescothick, Paul Collingwood, Jeetan Patel (assistant coaches)
First international match: 1877
Cricket board: England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB)
ICC titles: 3
Coaches: Brendon McCullum (head coach)
, Marcus Trescothick, Paul Collingwood, Jeetan Patel (assistant coaches)
First international match: 1877
Cricket board: England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB)
ICC titles: 3
England Men's Cricket Team History
The history of the England cricket team can be dated back to at least 1739, when an "All England" team is recorded as taking on "Kent", but the contest that retrospectively became known as the first Test match occurred when James Lillywhite's XI took on (and lost to) an Australian XI at the Melbourne Cricket Ground in March 1877.
England's first home Test was against Australia at home in 1880, in which WG Grace - arguably the most famous man in Victorian Britain - made 152 in a five-wicket win. Two years later, Australia's seven-run victory at The Oval caused the publication of a mock newspaper obituary for English cricket. The following winter in Australia, England's captain, Ivo Bligh, was presented with an urn containing some ashes and a legendary rivalry was born.
Over the next 50 years England - under the control of MCC, based at Lord's - began to play Test cricket with a number of Britain's former colonies: South Africa, West Indies, New Zealand and India. In 1932-33, Douglas Jardine's uncompromising bid to regain the Ashes - in the so-called Bodyline series, spearheaded by fast bowler Harold Larwood - caused a diplomatic incident after a number of Australia batters were struck by short-pitched intimidatory bowling.
England next won the Ashes in 1953 under the leadership of Len Hutton, who successfully retained them in Australia in 1954-55. By then England had played their first series (a 1-1 draw) against the newly independent Pakistan, led by former India allrounder Abdul Kardar, in 1954.
In 1971, England and Australia played the world's first one-day international. The format gained popularity so quickly that, in 1975, England hosted the first World Cup - as they did the next two editions in 1979 and 1983. They reached at least the semi-finals in each of the first five stagings but lost in the final three times, including to Pakistan at the MCG in 1992. England finally won the tournament in 2019, after a thrilling tied final against New Zealand.
In 2003, England devised T20 cricket for a new county competition. The format rapidly gained popularity after India's victory in the inaugural World Cup, in 2007. England won their first ICC silverware in T20, beating Australia to win the 2010 edition, then became the first team to hold the 50-over and 20-over world titles concurrently by winning the T20 World Cup final in 2022.
England Cricket Team's Current Ranking
Tests: 4
ODIs: 7
T20Is: 3
ODIs: 7
T20Is: 3
England Men's Cricket Team Records
Tests: Most runs| Most wickets | Highest totals | Lowest totals
ODIs: Most runs| Most wickets | Highest totals | Lowest totals
T20Is: Most runs| Most wickets | Highest totals | Lowest totals
ODIs: Most runs| Most wickets | Highest totals | Lowest totals
T20Is: Most runs| Most wickets | Highest totals | Lowest totals
England Cricket Team Trophies and Milestones
1739: First recorded instance of an "All-England" team
1787: Foundation of Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC)
Team Fan Ratings
Top Run Scorers
In last one year1236
Innings: 21Average: 65.05
1100
Innings: 20Average: 55.00
806
Innings: 22Average: 38.38
663
Innings: 11Average: 60.27
409
Innings: 11Average: 40.90
374
Innings: 14Average: 34.00
608
Innings: 18Average: 38.00
554
Innings: 20Average: 32.58
338
Innings: 15Average: 26.00
Top Wicket Takers
In last one year52
Innings: 21Average: 22.15
32
Innings: 18Average: 24.09
32
Innings: 20Average: 43.78
16
Innings: 14Average: 42.56
12
Innings: 10Average: 42.33
9
Innings: 7Average: 40.55
24
Innings: 19Average: 20.50
23
Innings: 19Average: 24.26
15
Innings: 16Average: 19.26