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E. Peate 6-85 v Australia

E. Peate - E. Peate 6-85 v Australia

Ted Peate became the first cricketer to make the Honours Boards when his figures of 6-85 in the first innings helped England to win the first ever Test match against Australia at Lord’s in July 1884. His victims included the Australian captain Billy Murdoch, whom he got out ...

C.R. Woakes 137* v India

C.R. Woakes - C.R. Woakes 137* v India

In the summer of 2018, Chris Woakes became just the tenth player to appear on both batting and bowling Honours Boards when he hit a maiden Test century against India. With England 131/5 in their first innings, all-rounder Woakes came to bat alongside Jonny Bairstow hoping to...

J.E. Root 190 v South Africa

J.E. Root - J.E. Root 190 v South Africa

During his debut as England Test captain, Joe Root scored a record-breaking 190 versus South Africa in front of a sell-out crowd at the Home of Cricket. In the first of a four Test matches against South Africa, the Yorkshire batsman had won his first toss and elected to bat,...

B.A. Stokes 101 v New Zealand

B.A. Stokes - B.A. Stokes 101 v New Zealand

Ben Stokes’ record-breaking innings to seal his first-ever appearance on the Lord’s Honours Boards was simply one of the finest innings the Ground had ever seen. In the first innings, Stokes was eight-short of his debut ton at Lord’s, but was cruelly bowled by Mark Craig as ...

G.S. Ballance 104* v Sri Lanka

G.S. Ballance - G.S. Ballance 104* v Sri Lanka

Gary Ballance made the most of picking the right ground for his maiden Test century when he finished unbeaten on 104* vs Sri Lanka in 2014 at Lord’s. The match had already seen centuries scored by Joe Root, Kumar Sangakkara and Angelo Mathews and Ballance, batting at three i...

J.E. Root 200* v Sri Lanka

J.E. Root - J.E. Root 200* v Sri Lanka

Joe Root, at 23 years and 165 days, became the youngest Englishman, since David Gower in 1979, to hit a double century, when he scored 200* vs Sri Lanka in 2014. In what was his second hundred at the Home of Cricket, Root hit his double-century off 298 balls, scoring 16 four...

J.E. Root 180 v Australia

J.E. Root - J.E. Root 180 v Australia

Joe Root's name officially entered on the Honours Boards when at 22, he became the youngest England player to score an Ashes Series century against Australia at Lord's. The Yorkshireman, one of two centurions for England following Ian Bell's first innings 109, struck 180 in ...

I.R. Bell 109 v Australia

I.R. Bell - I.R. Bell 109 v Australia

Ian Bell’s fourth and final appearance on the Honours Boards was arguably one of his most important. England were 28/3 on Day One of their Ashes clash, before Bell’s 19 th  Test hundred guided England to a more respectable 361 all out. Bell faced 211 balls in innings lasted...

A.J. Strauss 122 v West Indies

A.J. Strauss - A.J. Strauss 122 v West Indies

Andrew Strauss' final Lord’s century came against West Indies in the summer of 2012. Stuart Broad’s seven-wicket haul had helped bowl West Indies out for 243 which led to Strauss guiding England from the front, hitting 122 runs off 258 balls in an innings that lasted 382 min...

M.J. Prior 103* v India

M.J. Prior - M.J. Prior 103* v India

During the 2,000 th Test match Matt Prior managed to secure a third appearance on the Honours Boards with a sublime unbeaten 103 vs India in 2011. The wicket-keeper’s second spot on the Honours Boards in one summer was a crucial innings that helped England gain a big lead h...