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England U19 Records – Captains & The ENGLAND U19 RECORDS – CAPTAINS & THE TOSS FOR ALL TEST MATCHES - 1974 ONWARDS Reference Opponents Date of Match Captain Toss Number T1 – WI 1 West Indies 17/19 July 1974 Nigel Briers Lost T2 – WI 2 West Indies 31 July – 2 August 1974 Nigel Briers Unknown T3 – WI 3 West Indies 10 - 12 August 1974 Nigel Briers Unknown T4 – WI 4 West Indies 27 - 30 August 1976 Chris Cowdrey Unknown T5 – WI 5 West Indies 23 - 25 July 1978 Kevin Sharp Lost T6 – WI 6 West Indies 5 - 8 August 1978 Kevin Sharp Unknown T7 – WI 7 West Indies 20 - 22 August 1978 Kevin Sharp Lost T8 – Aus 1 Australia 12 - 14 February 1979 Nigel Felton Won T9 – Aus 2 Australia 19 - 21 February 1979 Nigel Felton Unknown T10 – WI 8 West Indies 24 - 27 January 1980 Tim Boon Unknown T11 – WI 9 West Indies 30 January - 3 February Tim Boon Unknown 1980 T12 – WI 10 West Indies 8 - 11 February 1980 Tim Boon Unknown T13 – In 1 India 8 - 10 August 1981 Tim Boon Unknown T14 – In 2 India 23 - 24 August 1981 Tim Boon Unknown T15 – In 3 India 2 - 4 September 1981 Tim Boon Unknown T16 – WI 11 West Indies 7 - 10 August 1982 Laurie Potter Lost T17 – WI 12 West Indies 20 - 23 August 1982 Laurie Potter Won T18 – WI 13 West Indies 1 - 4 September 1982 Laurie Potter Lost T19 – Aus 3 Australia 6 - 10 August 1983 Hugh Morris Lost T20 – Aus 4 Australia 17 - 20 August 1983 Hugh Morris Won T21 – Aus 5 Australia 31 August - 3 September Hugh Morris Won 1983 T22 – WI 14 West Indies 18 - 21 January 1985 Neil Lenham Won T23 – WI 15 West Indies 1 - 4 February 1985 Neil Lenham Unknown T24 – WI 16 West Indies 15 - 18 February 1985 Neil Lenham Lost T25 – SL 1 Sri Lanka 2 - 5 August 1986 Mike Roseberry Lost T26 - SL 2 Sri Lanka 16 - 19 August 1986 Mike Roseberry Lost T27 - SL 3 Sri Lanka 30 August – 2 September Mike Roseberry Won 1986 T28 - SL 4 Sri Lanka 3 - 6 February 1987 Trevor Ward Won T29 - SL 5 Sri Lanka 9 - 12 February 1987 Michael Atherton Won T30 - SL 6 Sri Lanka 18 - 21 February 1987 Michael Atherton Won T31 – NZ 1 New Zealand 20 - 23 August 1989 Mark Ramprakash Won T32 – NZ 2 New Zealand 29 August to 1 Mark Ramprakash Won September 1989 T33 – NZ 3 New Zealand 8 - 11 September 1989 Nick Knight Won T34 – Aus 6 Australia 14 - 17 December 1989 Wayne Noon Won T35 – Aus 7 Australia 25 - 28 January 1990 Wayne Noon Won T36 – Aus 8 Australia 6 - 8 February 1990 Wayne Noon Lost T37 – Pak 1 Pakistan 18 - 21 August 1990 Wayne Noon Lost T38 – Pak 2 Pakistan 28 - 31 August 1990 Wayne Noon Lost T39 – Pak 3 Pakistan 7 - 10 September 1990 Wayne Noon Lost T40 – NZ 4 New Zealand 5 - 8 February 1991 John Crawley Won T41 – NZ 5 New Zealand 13 - 16 February 1991 John Crawley Lost T42 – NZ 6 New Zealand 19 - 22 February 1991 John Crawley Lost T43 – Aus 9 Australia 16 - 19 August 1991 John Crawley Lost T44 – Aus 10 Australia 27 - 30 August 1991 John Crawley Lost T45 – Aus 11 Australia 9 - 12 September 1991 John Crawley Lost T46 – Pak 4 Pakistan 16 - 19 January 1992 Philip Weston Won T47 – Pak 5 Pakistan 26 - 29 January 1992 Philip Weston Lost T48 – Pak 6 Pakistan 1 - 4 February 1992 Philip Weston Lost T49 – SL 7 Sri Lanka 14 - 17 August 1992 Philip Weston Won T50 – SL 8 Sri Lanka 25 - 28 August 1992 Philip Weston Lost T51 – SL 9 Sri Lanka 7 - 10 September 1992 Philip Weston Lost T52 – In 4 India 28 - 31 January 1993 Matthew Walker Won Reference Opponents Date of Match Captain Toss Number T53 – In 5 India 4 - 7 January 1993 Matthew Walker Won T54 – In 6 India 16 - 19 February 1993 Matthew Walker Lost T55 – WI 17 West Indies 12 - 15 August 1993 Matthew Walker Won T56 – WI 18 West Indies 26 - 29 August 1993 Matthew Walker Won T57 – WI 19 West Indies 7 - 10 September 1993 Matthew Walker Won T58 – SL 10 Sri Lanka 4 - 7 January 1994 Michael Vaughan Won T59 – SL 11 Sri Lanka 14 - 17 January 1994 Michael Vaughan Lost T60 – SL 12 Sri Lanka 20 - 23 January 1994 Michael Vaughan Won T61 – In 7 India 11 - 14 August 1994 Michael Vaughan Won T62 – In 8 India 24 - 27 August 1994 Michael Vaughan Lost T63 – In 9 India 8 - 11 September 1994 Michael Vaughan Lost T64 – WI 20 West Indies 12 - 15 January 1995 Marcus Trescothick Won T65 – WI 21 West Indies 21 - 24 January 1995 Marcus Trescothick Lost T66 – WI 22 West Indies 27 - 30 January 1995 Marcus Trescothick Lost T67 – SA 1 South Africa 20 - 23 July 1995 Marcus Trescothick Won T68 – SA 2 South Africa 3 - 6 August 1995 Marcus T r escothick Lost T69 – SA 3 South Africa 10 - 13 August 1995 Marcus T r escothick Lost T70 – Zim 1 Zimbabwe 13 - 16 January 1996 Alex Morris Won T71 – Zim 2 Zimbabwe 23 - 26 January 1996 Alex Morris Won T72 – Zim 3 Zimbabwe 31 January - 3 February Alex Morris Won 1996 T73 – NZ 7 New Zealand 1 - 4 August 1996 Gareth Batty Won T74 – NZ 8 New Zealand 15 - 18 August 1996 Gareth Batty Won T75 – NZ 9 New Zealand 22 - 25 August 1996 Alex Morris Won T76 – Pak 7 Pakistan 8 - 11 December 1996 Andrew Flintoff Lost T77 – Pak 8 Pakistan 19 - 22 December 1996 Andrew Flintoff Won T78 – Pak 9 Pakistan 26 - 29 December 1996 Andrew Flintoff Lost T79 – Zim 4 Zimbabwe 7 - 10 August 1997 Andrew Flintoff Lost T80 – Zim 5 Zimbabwe 21 - 24 August 1997 Andrew Flintoff Lost T81 – Zim 6 Zimbabwe 28 - 31 August 1997 Zac Morris Lost T82 – SA 4 South Africa 11 - 14 December 1997 Paul Franks Lost T83 – SA 5 South Africa 27 - 30 December 1997 Owais Shah Lost T84 – Pak 10 Pakistan 11 - 14 August 1998 Owais Shah Lost T85 – Pak 11 Pakistan 25 - 28 August 1998 Owais Shah Lost T86 – Pak 12 Pakistan 31 August - 3 September Owais Shah Lost 1998 T87 – NZ 10 New Zealand 2 - 5 February 1999 Michael Gough Won T88 – NZ 11 New Zealand 8 - 11 February 1999 Michael Gough Won T89 – NZ 12 New Zealand 18 - 21 February 1999 Michael Gough Won T90 – Aus 12 Australia 17 - 20 August 1999 Michael Gough Won T91 – Aus 13 Australia 23 - 26 August 1999 Michael Gough Won T92 – Aus 14 Australia 1 - 4 September 1999 Michael Gough Won T93 – SL 13 Sri Lanka 15 - 18 August 2000 Ian Bell Lost T94 – SL 14 Sri Lanka 21 - 24 August 2000 Mark Wallace Won T95 – SL 15 Sri Lanka 29 August to 1 Ian Bell Won September 2000 T96 – In 10 India 9 - 12 January 2001 Ian Bell Lost T97 – In 11 India 20 - 23 January 2001 Ian Bell Won T98 – In 12 India 27 - 30 January 2001 Ian Bell Lost T99 – WI 23 West Indies 6 - 9 August 2001 Nicky Peng Won T100 – WI 24 West Indies 15 - 18 August 2001 James Tredwell Lost T101 – WI 25 West Indies 28 - 31 August 2001 Ian Bell Lost T102 – In 13 India 27 - 30 July 2002 Paul McMahon Won T103 – In 14 India 7 - 10 August 2002 Paul McMahon Won T104 – In 15 India 13 - 16 August 2002 Paul McMahon Lost T105 – Aus 15 Australia 12 - 15 January 2003 Bilal Shafayat Won T106 – Aus 16 Australia 28 - 31 January 2003 Bilal Shafayat Lost T107 – Aus 17 Australia 3 - 6 February 2003 Bilal Shafayat Lost Reference Opponents Date of Match Captain Toss Number T108 – SA 6 South Africa 1 - 4 August 2003 Bilal Shafayat Lost T109 – SA 7 South Africa 11 - 14 August 2003 Bilal Shafayat Won T110 – SA 8 South Africa 16 - 19 August 2003 Joe Sayers Won T111 – BA 1 Bangladesh 28 - 31 July 2004 Alistair Cook Won T112 – BA 2 Bangladesh 1 - 13 August 2004 Alistair Cook Lost T113 – BA 3 Bangladesh 17 - 20 August 2004 Alistair Cook Won T114 – In 16 India 23 - 26 January 2005 Steven Davies Lost T115 – In 17 India 30 January – 2 February Steven Davies Won 2005 T116 – In 18 India 4 - 7 February 2005 Steven Davies Lost T117 – SL 16 Sri Lanka 3 - 6 August 2005 Varun Chopra Won T118 – SL 17 Sri Lanka 9 - 12 August 2005 Varun Chopra Lost T119 – SL 18 Sri Lanka 15 - 18 August 2005 Varun Chopra Won T120 – Ind 19 India 26 - 29 July 2006 Varun Chopra Won T121 – Ind 20 India 1 - 4 August 2006 Varun Chopra Won T122 – Ind 21 India 6 - 9 August 2006 Varun Chopra Lost T123 – Pak 13 Pakistan 4 - 7 August 2007 Ben Wright Won T124 – Pak 14 Pakistan 10 - 13 August 2007 Rory Hamilton - Brown Won T125 – NZ13 New Zealand 26 - 29 July 2008 Tom Westley Won T126 – NZ14 New Zealand 1 - 4 August 2008 Tom Westley Won T127 – SA 9 South Africa 31 January – 3 February Match abandoned 2009 without a ball bowled T128 – BA 4 Bangladesh 6 - 9 July 2009 Hamza Riazuddin Won T129 – BA 5 Bangladesh 12 - 15 July 2009 Hamza Riazuddin Lost T130 – BA 6 Bangladesh 16 - 19 October 2009 Azeem Rafiq Won T131 – SL19 Sri Lanka 21 - 24 July 2010 Azeem Rafiq Won T132 – SL20 Sri Lanka 27 - 30 July 2010 Paul Best Lost T133 – SL21 Sri Lanka 14 - 17 January 2011 Lewis Gregory Lost T134 – SL22 Sri Lanka 20 - 23 January 2011 Lewis Gregory Lost T135 – SA 10 South Africa 27 - 30 January 2013 Oliver Stone Lost T136 – SA 11 South Africa 3 - 6 February 2013 Oliver Stone Lost T137 - SA 12 South Africa 1 - 4 August 2014 Will Rhodes Lost T138 - SA 13 South Africa 7 - 10 August 2014 Will Rhodes Lost T139 - Aus 18 Australia 6 - 9 April 2015 Joe Weatherley Won T140 - Aus 19 Australia 4 - 7 August 2015 Haseeb Hameed Lost T141 – SL 23 Sri Lanka 26 - 29 July 2016 Max Holden Won T142 – SL 24 Sri Lanka 3 - 6 August 20 1 6 Max Holden Lost T143 – Ind 22 India 13 - 16 February 2017 Max Holden Won T144 – Ind 23 India 21 - 24 February 2017 Max Holden Won T145 – Ind 24 India 23 - 26 July 2017 Max Holden Won T146 – Ind 25 India 31 July – 3 Aug 2017 Max Holden Lost T147 – SA 14 South Africa 8 July – 12 July 2018 Tom Banton Lost T148 – SA 15 South Africa 16 July – 19 July 2018 Tom Banton Lost T149 – BA 7 Bangladesh 7 – 10 Feb 2019 Jamie Smith Won T 150 – BA 8 Bangladesh 15 - 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