Indian national cricket team in England in the 1936 season

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The tour of the Indian national cricket team to England in the 1936 season took place from June 27 to August 18, 1936. The international cricket tour was part of the 1936 international cricket season and included three tests . England won the series 2–0.

prehistory

It was the first tour of the season for both teams. The last meeting of the two teams on a tour took place in India in the 1933/34 season .

Stages

Indian national cricket team in England in the 1936 season (England)
London (Lord's)
London (Lord's)
London (oval)
London (oval)
Tour venues

The following stages have been designated as the venue for the tour.

Stadion city capacity Games
The oval London 23,500 3rd test
Lord's Cricket Ground London 30,000 1st test
Old Trafford Cricket Ground Manchester 19,000 2nd test

Squad lists

The teams named the following squads.

test
England England India India
  • David Allen
  • Charlie Barnett
  • George Duckworth
  • Arthur Fagg
  • Laurie Fishlock
  • Harold Gimblett
  • Alf Gover
  • Wally Hammond
  • Joe Hardstaff
  • James Langridge
  • Maurice Leyland
  • Tommy Mitchell
  • Walter Robins
  • Jim Sims
  • Maurice Turnbull
  • Hedley Verity
  • Bill Voce
  • Stan Worthington
  • Bob Wyatt
  • Mushtaq Ali
  • Syed Wazir Ali
  • Dattaram Hindlekar
  • Dilawar Hussain
  • Baqa Jilani
  • Zaheer Khan
  • Khershed Meherhomji
  • Vijay Merchant
  • CK Nayudu
  • CS Nayudu
  • Mohammad Nissar
  • Phiroze Palia
  • Cotar Ramaswami
  • Amar Singh
  • Vician agram

Testing

First test in London

June
27-30 scorecard
London (Lord's) India India
147 (55.1) & 93 (46)
- England England
134 (61.1) & 108-1 (39.3)
England wins with 9 wickets

Second test in Manchester

July
25-28 Scorecard
Manchester India India
203 (68.1) & 390-5 (115)
- England England
571-8d (142)
draw

Third test in London

August
15-18 Scorecard
London (oval) England England
471-8d (129) & 64-1 (13)
- India India
222 (85.5) & 312 (93)
England wins with 9 wickets

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