Roll of Honour
- Test series
- England v Sri Lanka: 3 Tests - series drawn 1–1.
- England v Pakistan: 4 Tests - England win 3–0.
- ODI series
- England in Ireland: England won by 38 runs.
- England v Sri Lanka: Sri Lanka won 5-match series 5–0.
- England v Pakistan: 5-match series tied 2–2.
- Twenty20 International
- England v Sri Lanka: Sri Lanka won by two runs.
- England v Pakistan: Pakistan won by five wickets.
- County Championship
- Division One winners: Sussex
- Division Two winners: Surrey
- Relegated from Division One: Nottinghamshire and Middlesex
- Promoted from Division Two: Surrey and Worcestershire
- Pro40 (National League)
- Division One winners: Essex
- Division Two winners: Gloucestershire
- Relegated from Division One: Durham, Middlesex + play-off
- Promoted from Division Two: Gloucestershire, Worcestershire + play-off
- C&G Trophy
- Winners: Sussex
- Runners-up: Lancashire
- Twenty20 Cup
- Winners: Leicestershire
- Runners-up: Nottinghamshire
- Minor Counties Championship
- Winners: Devon
- MCCA Knockout Trophy
- Winners: Northumberland
- Second XI Championship
- Winners: Kent II
- Second XI Trophy
- Winners: Warwickshire II
- Wisden
- Five Players: tbc
- Women's Tests
- England v India: India won 2-match series 1–0.
- Women's ODIs
- England v India: England won 5-match series 4–0.
- Women's Twenty20 Internationals
- England v India: India won by eight wickets.
- Under-19 "Tests"
- England v India: India won 3-match series 1–0.
- Under-19 "ODIs"
- England v India: India won 3-match series 3–0.
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