International cricket in 1937–38

The 1937–38 international cricket season was from September 1937 to April 1938. The season consists several first-class international tours.[1][2]

Season overview

International tours
Start date Home team Away team Results [Matches]
Test ODI FC LA
5 November 1937  Australia  New Zealand 3–0 [3]
13 November 1937  India  England 2–3 [5]
26 December 1937  Argentina  England 1–1 [3]

November

New Zealand in Australia

First-class Series
No. Date Home captain Away captain Venue Result
Match 15–8 November Donald BradmanCurly PageAdelaide Oval, Adelaide South Australia by 10 wickets
Match 212–16 November Hans EbelingTom LowryMelbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne Victoria by 5 wickets
Match 319–22 November Stan McCabeGiff VivianSydney Cricket Ground, Sydney New South Wales by 8 wickets

England in India

Three-day Match
No. Date Home captain Away captain Venue Result
Match 113–16 NovemberVijay MerchantLord TennysonBagh-e-Jinnah, LahoreLord Tennyson's XI by 9 wickets
Match 211–14 DecemberVijay MerchantLord TennysonBrabourne Stadium, BombayLord Tennyson's XI by 6 wickets
Match 331 Dec–3 JanuaryVijay MerchantLord TennysonEden Gardens, Calcutta India by 93 runs
Match 45–7 FebruaryVijay MerchantLord TennysonMadras Cricket Club Ground, Madras India by an innings and 6 runs
Match 512–14 FebruaryVijay MerchantLord TennysonBrabourne Stadium, BombayLord Tennyson's XI by 156 wickets

December

England in Argentina

Three-day Match Series
No. Date Home captain Away captain Venue Result
Match 126–28 DecemberAlfred JacksonTheodore BrinckmanBelgrano Athletic Club Ground, Buenos AiresBrinckman's Team by 2 wickets
Match 28–10 JanuaryAlfred JacksonTheodore BrinckmanHurlingham Club Ground, Buenos AiresAll Argentine by 222 runs
Match 317–17 JanuaryAlfred JacksonTheodore BrinckmanBelgrano Athletic Club Ground, Buenos AiresMatch drawn

References

  1. "Season 1937–38". ESPNcricinfo. Retrieved 25 April 2020.
  2. "Season 1937–38 archive". ESPNcricinfo. Retrieved 25 April 2020.

England Tour Of India 1937-38 at Cricketnmore

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