Cricket
Events
- Post-war recovery continues and an English team goes to Australia in November to commence the first Test series since the war.
England
- County Championship – Middlesex
- Minor Counties Championship – Staffordshire
- Most runs – Jack Hobbs 2827 @ 58.89 (HS 215)
- Most wickets – Frank Woolley 185 @ 14.23 (BB 7–59)
- Wisden Cricketer of the Year – Plum Warner
Australia
- Sheffield Shield – New South Wales
- Most runs – Roy Park 648 @ 72.00 (HS 228)
- Most wickets – Stork Hendry 29 @ 18.13 (BB 7–34)
India
- Bombay Quadrangular – Hindus
New Zealand
- Plunket Shield – Auckland
South Africa
- Currie Cup – not contested
West Indies
- Inter-Colonial Tournament – not contested
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