2005 English Cricket Season - Roll of Honour

Roll of Honour

The key results of the season were as follows:

Test series:

• England beat Bangladesh 2–0 over two Tests.
• England regained the Ashes, beating Australia 2–1 in a close-fought series.

ODI series:

• England and Australia shared the NatWest Series (a tri-nations tournament also featuring Bangladesh).
• Australia beat England 2–1 in the three-match ODI NatWest Challenge.

Twenty20 International:

• England beat Australia in the one Twenty20 International that was played.

County Championship:

• Division One winners: Nottinghamshire
• Division Two winners: Lancashire
• Relegated from Division One: Glamorgan, Gloucestershire and Surrey
• Promoted from Division Two: Durham, Lancashire and Yorkshire

totesport (one-day) League:

• Division One winners: Essex Eagles
• Division Two winners: Sussex Sharks
• Relegated from Division One: Gloucestershire Gladiators, Hampshire Hawks and Worcestershire Royals
• Promoted from Division Two: Durham Dynamos, Sussex Sharks and Warwickshire Bears

C&G Trophy:

• Winners: Hampshire
• Runners-up: Warwickshire

Twenty20 Cup:

• Winners: Somerset Sabres
• Runners-up: Lancashire Lightning

Minor Counties Championship

• Winners: Cheshire and Suffolk shared title

MCCA Knockout Trophy

• Winners: Norfolk beat Wiltshire by six wickets

Second XI Championship

• Winners: Kent II
• Runners-up: Gloucestershire II

Second XI Trophy

• Winners: Sussex II beat Essex II by eight wickets

Wisden

• Five Players: Matthew Hoggard, Simon Jones, Brett Lee, Kevin Pietersen, Ricky Ponting

International 20:20 Club Championship:

• Winners: Faisalabad Wolves
• Runners-up: Chilaw Marians

Women's Tests:

• England beat Australia 1–0 in the two Test series to win the Ashes for the first time since 1963

Women's ODIs:

• Australia beat England 3–2 in the five-match series

Women's Twenty20 Internationals:

• Australia beat England in the one Twenty20 International that was played

Under-19s "Tests":

• England beat Sri Lanka 3–0 in the three-match series

Under-19s "ODIs":

• England beat Sri Lanka 2–0 in the three-match series