1925 in Sports - Cricket

Cricket

Events

  • Marylebone Cricket Club organises an England tour of Australia in the 1924–25 season. Australia retains The Ashes by winning the five-match Test series 4–1.

England

  • County Championship – Yorkshire
  • Minor Counties Championship – Buckinghamshire
  • Most runs – Jack Hobbs 3024 @ 70.32 (HS 266*)
  • Most wickets – Maurice Tate 228 @ 14.97 (BB 8–91)
  • Wisden Cricketer of the Year – Jack Hobbs

Australia

  • Sheffield Shield – Victoria
  • Most runs – Herbert Sutcliffe 1250 @ 69.44 (HS 188)
  • Most wickets – Maurice Tate 77 @ 19.01 (BB 7–74)

India

  • Bombay Quadrangular – Muslims

New Zealand

  • Plunket Shield – Otago

South Africa

  • Currie Cup – not contested

West Indies

  • Inter-Colonial Tournament – Trinidad and Tobago

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