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England Lions cricket team

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Second-tier national team

England Lions cricket team
Personnel
CoachAndrew Flintoff
OwnerEngland and Wales Cricket Board (ECB)
Team information
Founded1982
Official websiteOfficial Website

TheEngland Lions (formerlyEngland A)cricket team isEngland and Wales' "second-tier" team, below the fullEngland cricket team. It is largely intended as a way for promising young cricketers to gain experience in international cricket.

England B and England A

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Although primarily intended as a touring team, for several years in the 1990s they played one match in England at the start of each season: between 1992 and 1995 against the previous season'scounty champion and in 1996 and 1997 against a Rest of England team. England A also played twoList A games against the fullSri Lankan touring side in England in 1991.

Previously a second tier team known as"England B" played one game against thePakistanis in 1982 and had made a full tour ofSri Lanka in 1985/86. The first full tour by a team named"England A" was toZimbabwe in 1989/90, and consisted of threefirst-class matches and three50-over games. On this occasion England A played against the fullZimbabwe side, but on subsequent tours their most important opponents have usually been the equivalent A teams of the countries they have been touring. However, England A has toured Australia but had played a match against theirAustralian A team counterparts until 2021.

They also often play matches against state or provincial sides, and in 2000/01 England A participated in theBusta Cup, theWest Indian domestic first-class competition, finishing in third place out of the eight teams taking part. In 2003/04 England A took part inIndia'sDuleep Trophy competition, but failed to progress beyond the group stages after losing both their matches. There were no England A matches played in the period between these two tours.

England Lions

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The newly rebranded England Lions was then integrated with theECB National Academy, with touring parties taken from the Academy squad. On 15 June 2007, it was announced by the ECB (English & Welsh Cricket Board) the inaugural Lions side would play a one-day touring warm-up match against theWest Indies atWorcester.[1] Later in the summer against the touringIndians the Lions drew a 3-day match atChelmsford and had a one-day match abandoned due to rain atNorthampton.[2]

On 4 January 2008 the squad for the England Lions tour ofIndia was named, with Sussex batsmanMichael Yardy named as captain. The team competed in the2008 Duleep Trophy domesticfirst-class competition in addition to friendly matches.[3]

On 7th September 2024,Andrew Flintoff was named England Lions head coach.[4]

Current squad

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The following players were named in the squad for the 2025-26 England Lions tour ofAustralia A.[5]

The captain of the side typically varies from series to series. The most recent captain isJames Rew.

NameAgeBatting styleBowling styleCountyS/N
Batsmen
Emilio Gay25Left-handedRight-arm mediumDurham52
Tom Haines27Left-handedRight-arm mediumSussex49
Ben McKinney21Left-handedRight-arm off-spinDurham40
Matthew Revis24Right-handedRight-arm medium-fastYorkshire42
Asa Tribe21Right-handedRight-arm off-spinGlamorgan
Wicket-keepers
Jordan Cox25Right-handedEssex93
James Rew21Left-handedSomerset89
Thomas Rew17Right-handedSomerset31
All-rounders
Rehan Ahmed21Right-handedRight-arm leg-spinLeicestershire53
Ben Kellaway20Right-handedRight-arm off-spin /Left-arm orthodoxGlamorgan
Tom Lawes22Right-handedRight-arm medium-fastSurrey94
Pace bowlers
Sonny Baker22Right-handedRight-arm fastHampshire60
Matthew Fisher28Right-handedRight-arm medium-fastSurrey74
Nathan Gilchrist25Right-handedRight-arm fastWarwickshire27
Josh Hull21Left-handedLeft-arm fast-mediumLeicestershire47
Eddie Jack20Left-handedRight-arm medium-fastHampshire28
Mitchell Stanley24Right-handedRight-arm fastLancashire73
Spin bowlers
Tom Hartley26Left-handedLeft-arm orthodoxLancashire79

† = has played senior international cricket forEngland.

Results summary

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Season-by-season

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SeasonCountryFirst-class v. A teamOther first-classList A v. A teamOther List ATwenty20 v. A teamOther Twenty20
WDLWDLWLT/NRWLT/NRWLT/NRWLT/NR
England B (1982–1985/86)
1982Pakistan010
1985/86Sri Lanka070230
England A (1989/90–2006/07)
1989/90Zimbabwe[6]120300
1990/91Pakistan[7]010100
Sri Lanka030100140
1991England110
1991/92West Indies012020100
1992England010
1992/93Australia022010
1993England001
1993/94South Africa010421
1994England010
1994/95India300110210
1995England100
1995/96Pakistan120210210200
1996England100
1996/97Australia210201
1997England010
1997/98Kenya[8]100101[9]
Sri Lanka210110030001
1998/99Zimbabwe11000[9]1300201[9]
South Africa200
1999/2000Bangladesh[10]020100
New Zealand110210201200
2000/01West Indies341
2003/04India102030010
2004/05Sri Lanka[11]101130100
2005/06West Indies011230
2006/07Bangladesh110210
England Lions (2007–present)
2007West Indies01[12]0
India010010
2007/08India[13]101
2008New Zealand010
South Africa110
2008/09New Zealand020020010
2009West Indies100
Australia010
2009/10Pakistan[14]120210
England[14]100
2010Bangladesh100
West Indies[15]200
India[15]201
2010/11West Indies[16]250
2011Sri Lanka010001210
2011/12Bangladesh230110
Sri Lanka320
2012West Indies100
Australia020
2012–13Australia041[17]020
2013New Zealand010
Bangladesh210
2013/14Sri Lanka120020
2014Sri Lanka[18]200
New Zealand[18]020
2014/15South Africa020010311
2015/16Pakistan[19]230320100
2016Sri Lanka[20]200
Pakistan[20]200
2018West Indies[21]200
India[21]120
2018–19Pakistan
2025–26Pakistan

Head-to-head

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TeamFirst-classList ATwenty20
WDLWLT/NRWLT/NR
Australians010
Australia A020041
Bangladesh020100
Bangladesh A110650110
Bangladeshis100
Barbados020100
Border010
Central Districts100
Central Zone100
Combined XI100
Combined Campuses and Colleges010
Eastern Province100
East Zone001
England100
Essex011
Gauteng XI110
Guyana021
India A300441
Indian Board President's XI010
Indians010001
Indian Youth XI100
Jamaica110
Karachi010
Karnataka010
Kenya010102
Leeward Islands110
Mashonaland101
Middlesex010
Natal001
New South Wales001101
New Zealand A130241010
New Zealand Academy200
New Zealanders020
Northern Transvaal100
North Island010
Orange Free State010
Pakistan A120350530
Pakistan Cricket Board XI100200
Pakistan Cricket Board Patron's XI010
Pakistanis020
Pakistan University Grants Commission010
Queensland020
The Rest110
South Africa A030311
South African Board President's XI100
South Africans110
South Australia101100
Southern Districts XI100
South Island100
South Zone001
Sri Lanka050230
Sri Lanka A4719110
Sri Lanka Board President's XI110010
Sri Lanka Colts XI020
Sri Lanka Cricket Combined XI100
Sri Lanka Emerging Players020
Sri Lankans101110
Tamil Nadu100
Tasmania010010
Transvaal100
Trinidad and Tobago030
United Arab Emirates100
Victoria100020
Warwickshire100
Western Province100
West Indians200010
West Indies A023430
West Indies B100
West Zone001
Windward Islands210
Zimbabwe120300
Zimbabwe A110300
Zimbabwe Country Districts100
Zimbabwe Cricket Academy001
Zimbabwe Cricket Union President's XI010

Up to date as of 16 December 2015.

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^"Solanki to lead England 'Lions'", 2007-06-15,BBC Sport. Retrieved on 2007-06-21.
  2. ^"Deluge denies LionsArchived 2008-10-07 at theWayback Machine",England and Wales Cricket Board.
  3. ^"Yardy leads Lions in IndiaArchived 2008-07-19 at theWayback Machine", 2008-01-04,England and Wales Cricket Board. Retrieved on 2008-01-04.
  4. ^"Andrew Flintoff appointed as England Lions men's head coach".ESPNcricinfo. Retrieved7 September 2024.
  5. ^"Rehan, Cox and Fisher in England Lions squad for Australia".ESPNcricinfo. Retrieved30 September 2025.
  6. ^England A played their three first-class matches against the full Zimbabwean side rather than the A team.
  7. ^The tour was called off after two matches because of the start of theGulf War.
  8. ^All four matches were played against the fullKenyan side.
  9. ^abcOne further match was abandoned without a ball being bowled.
  10. ^All three matches were played against the fullBangladeshi side.
  11. ^England took part in a triangular one-day tournament also involvingPakistan A. There were two games against Sri Lanka A (W1 L1) and two against Pakistan A (L2)
  12. ^Match played against the full West Indian side.
  13. ^England Lions played as a guest team in theDuleep Trophy, an Indian domestic competition.
  14. ^abMatches played in the United Arab Emirates.
  15. ^abEngland Lions played in a triangular series against West Indies A and India A.
  16. ^England Lions played in theRegional Four Day Competition, a domestic competition in the West Indies.
  17. ^Match abandoned with no toss having taken place.
  18. ^abEngland Lions played in a triangular series against Sri Lanka A and New Zealand A.
  19. ^England Lions toured theUnited Arab Emirates, playing five List-A and five Twenty20 matches against Pakistan A and one unofficial Twenty20 and two 50-over games against the UAE national side.
  20. ^abEngland Lions played in a triangular series against Sri Lanka A and Pakistan A.
  21. ^abEngland Lions played in a triangular series against India A and Windies A.
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