Test Match Series
- South Africa v England - (5 Tests, December–January) - England win series 2-1
- Australia v Pakistan (3 Tests, December- January) - Australia win series 3-0.
- Bangladesh v Zimbabwe (2 Tests, January) - Bangladesh win series 1-0.
- South Africa v Zimbabwe (2 Tests, March) - South Africa win series 2-0.
- India v Pakistan (3 Tests, March) - Series tied 1-1.
- New Zealand v Australia (3 Tests, March) - Australia win series 2-0.
- West Indies v South Africa (4 Tests, April–May) - South Africa win series 2-0.
- West Indies v Pakistan (2 Tests, May–June) - Series tied 1-1.
- England v Bangladesh (2 Tests, May–June) - England win series 2-0.
- Sri Lanka v West Indies (2 Tests, July) - Sri Lanka win series 2-0.
- Zimbabwe v New Zealand (2 Tests, August) - New Zealand win series 2-0.
- England v Australia (5 Tests, July–September) - England win series 2-1.
- Sri Lanka v Bangladesh (2 Tests, September) - Sri Lanka win series 2-0.
- Zimbabwe v India (2 Tests, September) - India win 2-0.
- Australia v ICC World XI (1 Test, October) - Australia win Supertest 1-0.
- Australia v West Indies (3 Tests, November) - Australia win series 3-0.
- Pakistan v England (3 Tests, November–December) - Pakistan win series 2-0.
- India v Sri Lanka (3 Tests, December) - India win series 2-0.
- Australia v South Africa (3 Tests, December–January 2006) - Australia 1-0 up after 2 Tests at year end.
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