Lancashire

LAN

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5 Test matches in the available record

LNORTest20 Aug 2026 LWORTest27 Aug 2026 LMIDTest2 Sep 2026 LGLOTest8 Sep 2026 LDURTest24 Sep 2026

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24 Sep 2026TestCounty Championship Division TwoLancashire vs DurhamMatch DrawnLAN397/6151 ovDUR493/10145.3 ov 8 Sep 2026TestCounty Championship Division TwoLancashire vs GloucestershireGloucestershire won by 105 runsLAN142/1041.4 ovGLO169/1061 ov 2 Sep 2026TestCounty Championship Division TwoMiddlesex vs LancashireMiddlesex won by 160 runsMID200/1044 ovLAN136/1043.4 ov 27 Aug 2026TestCounty Championship Division TwoWorcestershire vs LancashireMatch drawnWOR263/7d62 ovLAN2/02 ov 20 Aug 2026TestCounty Championship Division TwoLancashire vs NorthamptonshireNorthamptonshire won by 316 runsLAN129/1052.2 ovNOR298/4d64 ov

About the team

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Lancashire County Cricket Club was founded in 1864.In English cricket, it represents the mediaeval county of Lancashire. Between 1879 and 1889, Lancashire won the title of Champion County four times. In the 1897 and 1904 seasons, they won their first two County Championships. They won the championship five times between 1926 and 1934. Lancashire and Yorkshire had the strongest two teams in England for most of the interwar period, and the Roses Matches between them were frequently the highlight of the domestic season. Lancashire and Surrey shared the title in 1950. Lancashire was promoted to the premier level of the County Championship in 2000. They won the County Championship in 2011, ending a 77-year wait since the club's previous outright victory in 1934. Lancashire was a founding member of the County Championship in 1890 and has won nine times, the most recent being in 2011. Lancashire Lightning is the name of the club's limited overs team. Lancashire defeated Yorkshire in the NatWest Trophy and Benson & Hedges Cup finals at Lord's in 1990. It was the first time in history that a county won both tournaments in the same year. Andrew Symonds, who recently passed away, was a legendary cricketer for Lancashire. As of May,2022