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The 1975 international cricket season extended from May to August 1979.[1][2]
Season overview[]
International tours
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Start date
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Home team
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Away team
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Results [Matches]
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Test
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ODI
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FC
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LA
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10 July 1975
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England
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Australia
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0–1 [4]
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International tournaments
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Start date
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Tournament
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Winners
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7 June 1979
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1975 Prudential World Cup
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West Indies
|
June[]
1975 Cricket World Cup[]
Main article: 1975 Prudential World Cup
Group stage
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No.
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Date
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Team 1
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Captain 1
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Team 2
|
Captain 2
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Venue
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Result
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ODI 19 |
7 June |
England |
Mike Denness |
India |
Srinivas Venkataraghavan |
Lord's, London |
England by 202 runs
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ODI 20 |
7 June |
East Africa |
Harilal Shah |
New Zealand |
Glenn Turner |
Edgbaston Cricket Ground, Birmingham |
New Zealand by 181 runs
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ODI 21 |
7 June |
Australia |
Ian Chappell |
Pakistan |
Asif Iqbal |
Headingley Cricket Ground, Leeds |
Australia by 73 runs
|
ODI 22 |
7 June |
Sri Lanka |
Anura Tennekoon |
West Indies |
Clive Lloyd |
Old Trafford Cricket Ground, Manchester |
West Indies by 9 wickets
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ODI 23 |
11 June |
England |
Mike Denness |
New Zealand |
Glenn Turner |
Trent Bridge, Nottingham |
England by 80 runs
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ODI 24 |
11 June |
East Africa |
Harilal Shah |
India |
Srinivas Venkataraghavan |
Headingley Cricket Ground, Leeds |
India by 10 wickets
|
ODI 25 |
11 June |
Australia |
Ian Chappell |
Sri Lanka |
Anura Tennekoon |
Kennington Oval, London |
Australia by 52 runs
|
ODI 26 |
11 June |
Pakistan |
Majid Khan |
West Indies |
Clive Lloyd |
Edgbaston Cricket Ground, Birmingham |
West Indies by 1 wicket
|
ODI 27 |
14 June |
England |
Mike Denness |
East Africa |
Harilal Shah |
Edgbaston Cricket Ground, Birmingham |
England by 196 runs
|
ODI 28 |
14 June |
India |
Srinivas Venkataraghavan |
New Zealand |
Glenn Turner |
Old Trafford Cricket Ground, Manchester |
New Zealand by 4 wickets
|
ODI 29 |
14 June |
Australia |
Ian Chappell |
West Indies |
Clive Lloyd |
Kennington Oval, London |
West Indies by 7 wickets
|
ODI 30 |
14 June |
Pakistan |
Majid Khan |
Sri Lanka |
Anura Tennekoon |
Trent Bridge, Nottingham |
Pakistan by 192 runs
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Semi-finals
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No.
|
Date
|
Team 1
|
Captain 1
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Team 2
|
Captain 2
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Venue
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Result
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ODI 31 |
18 June |
England |
Mike Denness |
Australia |
Ian Chappell |
Headingley Cricket Ground, Leeds |
Australia by 4 wickets
|
ODI 32 |
18 June |
New Zealand |
Asif Iqbal |
West Indies |
Clive Lloyd |
Kennington Oval, London |
West Indies by 5 wickets
|
Final
|
No.
|
Date
|
Team 1
|
Captain 1
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Team 2
|
Captain 2
|
Venue
|
Result
|
ODI 33 |
21 June |
Australia |
Ian Chappell |
West Indies |
Clive Lloyd |
Lord's, London |
West Indies by 17 runs
|
July[]
Australia in England[]
Main article: Australian cricket team in England in 1975
The Ashes Test series
|
No.
|
Date
|
Home captain
|
Away captain
|
Venue
|
Result
|
Test 760 |
10–14 July |
Mike Denness |
Ian Chappell |
Edgbaston Cricket Ground, Birmingham |
Australia by an innings and 85 runs
|
Test 761 |
31 Jul–5 August |
Tony Greig |
Ian Chappell |
Lord's, London |
Match drawn
|
Test 762 |
14–19 August |
Tony Greig |
Ian Chappell |
Headingley, Leeds |
Match drawn
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Test 763 |
28 Aug–3 September |
Tony Greig |
Ian Chappell |
Kennington Oval, London |
Match drawn
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References[]
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