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- 2005_English_cricket_season abstract "Before the beginning of the 2005 English cricket season began, a resurgent English cricket team had won four Test series in a row, going unbeaten through the 2004 calendar year. The start of the international season saw England defeat Bangladesh 2–0 in their two-match series, winning both Tests by an innings. This was followed by a tri-nations one-day tournament that also featured Australia. However, all eyes were on the Ashes. Australia still started as favourites, but England, for the first time in years, were expected to put up a real challenge to Aussie supremacy. Indeed, so they did, despite losing the first Test by 239 runs. England came back to win the second and fourth Tests, and draw the third and fifth, to win the Ashes for the first time since 1986–87. Andrew Flintoff dominated with both bat and ball for England, scoring 402 runs – more than any Australian – and taking 24 wickets – more than any Australian bar Shane Warne. Warne also had a spectacular series, with 40 wickets at a bowling average of 19.92, and 249 runs, but most of his efforts came in losing causes – such as making 42 with the bat in the second innings of the second Test.In domestic cricket, Nottinghamshire won the County Championship, for the first time since 1987, and Durham enjoyed promotion in both the shorter and the longer form of the game. Surrey, the 2000 and 2002 Championship winners, were relegated in the Championship, and played in Division Two in both the Championship and the National League in 2006. Hampshire Hawks won the 50-over knock-out C&G Trophy, but were relegated in the National League, which Essex Eagles won in emphatic fashion, as they lost only one game and had a 14-point gap to the runners-up, Middlesex Crusaders. The Australian women also toured England at the same time as the men, and England won the Women's Ashes 1–0 after two Tests. However, the Australian women won the ODI series 3–2. To round off the season, investors in partnership with Leicestershire arranged an International 20:20 Club Championship, which Pakistani side Faisalabad Wolves won.".
- 2005_English_cricket_season wikiPageExternalLink www.bbc.co.uk.
- 2005_English_cricket_season wikiPageExternalLink www.cricinfo.com.
- 2005_English_cricket_season wikiPageExternalLink www.surreycricket.com.
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- 2005_English_cricket_season champions Essex_County_Cricket_Club.
- 2005_English_cricket_season champions Hampshire_County_Cricket_Club.
- 2005_English_cricket_season champions Nottinghamshire_County_Cricket_Club.
- 2005_English_cricket_season champions Somerset_County_Cricket_Club.
- 2005_English_cricket_season hasPhotoCollection 2005_English_cricket_season.
- 2005_English_cricket_season nextseason "2006".
- 2005_English_cricket_season pca Andrew_Flintoff.
- 2005_English_cricket_season prevseason "2004".
- 2005_English_cricket_season runnersup Hampshire_County_Cricket_Club.
- 2005_English_cricket_season runnersup Lancashire_County_Cricket_Club.
- 2005_English_cricket_season runnersup Middlesex_County_Cricket_Club.
- 2005_English_cricket_season runnersup Warwickshire_County_Cricket_Club.
- 2005_English_cricket_season runs Ed_Joyce.
- 2005_English_cricket_season runs Nick_Knight.
- 2005_English_cricket_season runs Owais_Shah.
- 2005_English_cricket_season runs Paul_Weekes.
- 2005_English_cricket_season tournament County_Championship.
- 2005_English_cricket_season tournament Friends_Provident_Trophy.
- 2005_English_cricket_season tournament Pro40.
- 2005_English_cricket_season tournament Twenty20_Cup.
- 2005_English_cricket_season tourneyName "English cricket season".
- 2005_English_cricket_season wickets James_Kirtley.
- 2005_English_cricket_season wickets Mushtaq_Ahmed.
- 2005_English_cricket_season wickets Nayan_Doshi.
- 2005_English_cricket_season wickets Neil_Carter_(cricketer).
- 2005_English_cricket_season wisden Brett_Lee.
- 2005_English_cricket_season wisden Kevin_Pietersen.
- 2005_English_cricket_season wisden Matthew_Hoggard.
- 2005_English_cricket_season wisden Ricky_Ponting.
- 2005_English_cricket_season wisden Simon_Jones_(cricketer).
- 2005_English_cricket_season year "2005".
- 2005_English_cricket_season subject Category:2005_in_English_cricket.
- 2005_English_cricket_season subject Category:2005_in_English_sport.
- 2005_English_cricket_season subject Category:2005_in_cricket.
- 2005_English_cricket_season subject Category:English_cricket_seasons_from_2001.
- 2005_English_cricket_season comment "Before the beginning of the 2005 English cricket season began, a resurgent English cricket team had won four Test series in a row, going unbeaten through the 2004 calendar year. The start of the international season saw England defeat Bangladesh 2–0 in their two-match series, winning both Tests by an innings. This was followed by a tri-nations one-day tournament that also featured Australia. However, all eyes were on the Ashes.".
- 2005_English_cricket_season label "2005 English cricket season".
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