List of official County Championship winners

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Lord Hawke captained Yorkshire to eight of their record thirty-two Championship titles.

The County Championship is an annual first-class cricket league competition for county cricket clubs in England and Wales. The league is contested on a round-robin basis and the championship awarded to the team that is top of the league at the end of the season. Surrey County Cricket Club are the current champions, claiming the title in the 2024 season.

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The first references to county cricket come during the early 18th century, during which time cricket was played almost exclusively in the south-east of England, with teams representing Kent, Middlesex, London and Surrey frequently playing each other. [1] The sport soon became popular through the rest of the country, and by the end of the 18th century, the game was being played nationwide. [2] In 1744, Kent faced "All England" and became the first notional English cricket champions, winning by one wicket. [3] [4] Cricket was played at both club and county level equally through the next hundred years, and it was only in the 1870s that county cricket started to be played frequently and regularly: in 1870 there were 22 regular fixtures, while ten years later there were 188. [5]

The title of "Champion County" was awarded intermittently and unreliably from 1826, with no team other than Kent, Surrey or Sussex being named champions until 1852. [6] Qualification rules were introduced in 1873, and for a long time this was considered the start of the County Championship, but the "Champion County" continued to be inconsistently awarded as late as 1886, when Cricket Magazine named Surrey champions, while most other publications agreed upon Nottinghamshire. [7] After a meeting of the principal clubs' secretaries in 1889, a method of ranking the teams was agreed upon, and the 1890 season is considered the first official competing of the County Championship. [8] The inaugural winners of the competition were Surrey, who won nine of their fourteen matches. [9] The championship grew rapidly in its infancy, and had doubled to have 16 member clubs by 1905. Glamorgan joined in 1921, becoming the only non-English county to compete, and Durham became the most recent addition, entering in 1992. [8]

Surrey and Yorkshire each won six of the first thirteen championships, but thereafter the champions diversified, with all but two of the founding member clubs winning by the outbreak of World War I. Yorkshire dominated the competition between the wars, winning in 12 of the 21 seasons. Long periods of dominance continued after World War II: Surrey were champions seven years running during the 1950s, and Yorkshire then won seven of the following ten championships. Since then no county has managed to achieve the same level of ascendancy. [10] In 2000, the competition was split into two divisions, with the winner of Division One being named as County Champions, a decision endorsed by Wisden Cricketers' Almanack editor Graeme Wright, due to there being "fewer meaningless matches". [11]

Yorkshire hold the record for most championships, with 32, plus a shared win in 1949. The next most successful teams are the two London clubs, Surrey and Middlesex, with 22 (plus one shared) and 11 (plus two shared) titles respectively. [10]

Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the competition was not held in 2020. Essex won the substitute first-class competition, the Bob Willis Trophy. [12]

For 2021, the new structure of three groups of six county teams was retained for the 2021 County Championship, and the Bob Willis Trophy was contested again as a five-day final between the top two teams in County Championship Division One. [13] Warwickshire and Lancashire finished first and second of County Championship Division One respectively, to play for the Bob Willis Trophy at Lord's [14] with Warwickshire winning the match to become the second winners of the Bob Willis Trophy. [15]

Champions

List of County Championship winners
YearWinner (number of titles)Runners-upLeading run-scorerLeading wicket-takerNotes
Player (club)RunsPlayer (club)Wickets
1890 Surrey (1) Lancashire Arthur Shrewsbury (Nottinghamshire)1,082 George Lohmann (Surrey)113 [16] [17]
1891 Surrey (2) Lancashire Bobby Abel (Surrey)916 George Lohmann (Surrey)132 [18] [19]
1892 Surrey (3) Nottinghamshire Herbie Hewett (Somerset)1,047 William Lockwood (Surrey)114 [20] [21]
1893 Yorkshire (1) Lancashire Billy Gunn (Nottinghamshire)1,223 Jack Hearne (Middlesex)137 [22] [23]
1894 Surrey (4) Yorkshire Billy Gunn (Nottinghamshire)851 Arthur Mold (Lancashire)144 [24] [25]
1895 Surrey (5) Lancashire Bobby Abel (Surrey)1,787 Tom Richardson (Surrey)239 [26] [27]
1896 Yorkshire (2) Lancashire K. S. Ranjitsinhji (Sussex)1,698 Tom Richardson (Surrey)191 [28] [29]
1897 Lancashire (1) Surrey Bobby Abel (Surrey)1,833 Tom Richardson (Surrey)238 [30] [31]
1898 Yorkshire (3) Middlesex Bobby Abel (Surrey)1,832 Charlie Townsend (Gloucestershire)130 [32] [33]
1899 Surrey (6) Middlesex K. S. Ranjitsinhji (Sussex)2,285 Albert Trott (Middlesex)146 [34] [35]
1900 Yorkshire (4) Lancashire K. S. Ranjitsinhji (Sussex)2,563 Wilfred Rhodes (Yorkshire)206 [36] [37]
1901 Yorkshire (5) Middlesex Johnny Tyldesley (Lancashire)2,605 Wilfred Rhodes (Yorkshire)196 [38] [39]
1902 Yorkshire (6) Sussex Bobby Abel (Surrey)1,570 Fred Tate (Sussex)153 [40] [41]
1903 Middlesex (1) Sussex C. B. Fry (Sussex)2,413 Wilfred Rhodes (Yorkshire)143 [42] [43]
1904 Lancashire (2) Yorkshire C. B. Fry (Sussex)2,376 George Dennett (Gloucestershire)123 [44] [45]
1905 Yorkshire (7) Lancashire David Denton (Yorkshire)1,963 Walter Lees (Surrey)169 [46] [47]
1906 Kent (1) Yorkshire Tom Hayward (Surrey)2,814 George Hirst (Yorkshire)182 [48] [49]
1907 Nottinghamshire (1) Worcestershire, Yorkshire Ernie Hayes (Surrey)1,721 George Dennett (Gloucestershire)184 [50] [51]
1908 Yorkshire (8) Kent Tom Hayward (Surrey)1,874 Colin Blythe (Kent)167 [52] [53]
1909 Kent (2) Lancashire Ernie Hayes (Surrey)1,844 Colin Blythe (Kent)178 [54] [55]
1910 Kent (3) Surrey Johnny Tyldesley (Lancashire)1,961 Razor Smith (Surrey)215 [56] [57]
1911 Warwickshire (1) Kent Tom Hayward (Surrey)1,963 Harry Dean (Lancashire)175 [58] [59]
1912 Yorkshire (9) Northamptonshire David Denton (Yorkshire)1,831 Colin Blythe (Kent)170 [60] [61]
1913 Kent (4) Yorkshire Jack Hobbs (Surrey)2,238 Major Booth (Yorkshire)158 [62] [63]
1914 Surrey (7) Middlesex Jack Hobbs (Surrey)2,499 Colin Blythe (Kent)159 [64] [65]
1915–1918Not held due to World War I
1919 Yorkshire (10) Kent Harry Makepeace (Lancashire)1,747 Wilfred Rhodes (Yorkshire)142 [66] [67]
1920 Middlesex (2) Lancashire Percy Holmes (Yorkshire)2,029 Frank Woolley (Kent),
Alec Kennedy (Hampshire)		164 [68] [69]
1921 Middlesex (3) Surrey Phil Mead (Hampshire)2,438 Jack Newman (Hampshire)172 [70] [71]
1922 Yorkshire (11) Nottinghamshire Phil Mead (Hampshire)2,270 Charlie Parker (Gloucestershire)195 [72] [73]
1923 Yorkshire (12) Nottinghamshire Phil Mead (Hampshire)2,265 Cec Parkin (Lancashire)176 [74] [75]
1924 Yorkshire (13) Middlesex Dodger Whysall (Nottinghamshire)1,786 Charlie Parker (Gloucestershire)184 [76] [77]
1925 Yorkshire (14) Surrey Percy Holmes (Yorkshire)2,123 Charlie Parker (Gloucestershire)200 [78] [79]
1926 Lancashire (3) Yorkshire Ernest Tyldesley (Lancashire)2,365 Charlie Parker (Gloucestershire)198 [80] [81]
1927 Lancashire (4) Nottinghamshire Wally Hammond (Gloucestershire)2,522 Charlie Parker (Gloucestershire)183 [82] [83]
1928 Lancashire (5) Kent Phil Mead (Hampshire)2,843 Tich Freeman (Kent)216 [84] [85]
1929 Nottinghamshire (2) Lancashire, Yorkshire Alfred Dipper (Gloucestershire),
Dodger Whysall (Nottinghamshire)		2,079 Tich Freeman (Kent)199 [86] [87]
1930 Lancashire (6) Gloucestershire Andy Sandham (Surrey)1,884 Tich Freeman (Kent)249 [88] [89]
1931 Yorkshire (15) Gloucestershire Patsy Hendren (Middlesex)2,122 Tich Freeman (Kent)241 [90] [91]
1932 Yorkshire (16) Sussex Herbert Sutcliffe (Yorkshire)2,624 Tich Freeman (Kent)209 [92] [93]
1933 Yorkshire (17) Sussex Wally Hammond (Gloucestershire)2,578 Tich Freeman (Kent)252 [94] [95]
1934 Lancashire (7) Sussex Harold Gibbons (Worcestershire)2,452 Tich Freeman (Kent)187 [96] [97]
1935 Yorkshire (18) Derbyshire Frank Woolley (Kent)2,187 Tich Freeman (Kent)201 [98] [99]
1936 Derbyshire (1) Middlesex Patsy Hendren (Middlesex)1,963 Alf Gover (Surrey)171 [100] [101]
1937 Yorkshire (19) Middlesex Jim Parks, Sr. (Sussex)2,578 Tom Goddard (Gloucestershire)215 [102] [103]
1938 Yorkshire (20) Middlesex John Langridge (Sussex)2,302 Arthur Wellard (Somerset)167 [104] [105]
1939 Yorkshire (21) Middlesex Len Hutton (Yorkshire)2,167 Tom Goddard (Gloucestershire)181 [106] [107]
1940–1945Not held due to World War II
1946 Yorkshire (22) Middlesex Laurie Fishlock (Surrey)1,963 Eric Hollies (Warwickshire)175 [108] [109]
1947 Middlesex (4) Gloucestershire Bill Edrich (Middlesex)2,257 Tom Goddard (Gloucestershire)206 [110] [111]
1948 Glamorgan (1) Surrey Arthur Fagg (Kent)2,404 Tom Pritchard (Warwickshire)163 [112] [113]
1949 Middlesex, Yorkshire [note 1] N/A John Langridge (Sussex)2,441 Tom Goddard (Gloucestershire)152 [114] [115]
1950 Lancashire, Surrey [note 1] N/A Laurie Fishlock (Surrey)2,077 Roy Tattersall (Lancashire)163 [116] [117]
1951 Warwickshire (2) Yorkshire Jack Robertson (Middlesex)2,452 Bob Appleyard (Yorkshire)169 [118] [119]
1952 Surrey (8) Yorkshire Harold Gimblett (Somerset)2,068 Johnny Wardle (Yorkshire)158 [120] [121]
1953 Surrey (9) Sussex Don Kenyon (Worcestershire)2,063 Bruce Dooland (Nottinghamshire)152 [122] [123]
1954 Surrey (10) Yorkshire Don Kenyon (Worcestershire)2,138 Bruce Dooland (Nottinghamshire)179 [124] [125]
1955 Surrey (11) Yorkshire Jock Livingston (Northamptonshire)1,957 George Tribe (Northamptonshire)169 [126] [127]
1956 Surrey (12) Lancashire Jock Livingston (Northamptonshire)1,846 Don Shepherd (Glamorgan)156 [128] [129]
1957 Surrey (13) Northamptonshire Jim Parks, Jr. (Sussex)1,861 Tony Lock (Surrey)153 [130] [131]
1958 Surrey (14) Hampshire Martin Young (Gloucestershire)1,755 Derek Shackleton (Hampshire)161 [132] [133]
1959 Yorkshire (23) Gloucestershire Mike Smith (Warwickshire)2,169 Derek Shackleton (Hampshire)126 [134] [135]
1960 Yorkshire (24) Lancashire Peter Wight (Somerset)2,086 Les Jackson (Derbyshire)146 [136] [137]
1961 Hampshire (1) Yorkshire Bill Alley (Somerset)2,532 Derek Shackleton (Hampshire)153 [138] [139]
1962 Yorkshire (25) Worcestershire Jimmy Gray (Hampshire)2,196 Derek Shackleton (Hampshire)161 [140] [141]
1963 Yorkshire (26) Glamorgan Peter Richardson (Kent)1,798 Ken Palmer (Somerset)121 [142] [143]
1964 Worcestershire (1) Warwickshire Tom Graveney (Worcestershire)2,271 Derek Shackleton (Hampshire)138 [144] [145]
1965 Worcestershire (2) Northamptonshire David Green (Lancashire)1,784 Derek Shackleton (Hampshire)133 [146] [147]
1966 Yorkshire (27) Worcestershire Tony Lewis (Glamorgan)1,960 Derek Underwood (Kent)143 [148] [149]
1967 Yorkshire (28) Kent Arthur Milton (Gloucestershire)1,971 Tom Cartwright (Warwickshire)132 [150] [151]
1968 Yorkshire (29) Kent Barry Richards (Hampshire)2,039 Bob Cottam (Hampshire)122 [152] [153]
1969 Glamorgan (2) Gloucestershire Brian Luckhurst (Kent)1,593 Mike Procter (Gloucestershire)103 [154] [155]
1970 Kent (5) Glamorgan Glenn Turner (Worcestershire)2,346 Don Shepherd (Glamorgan)101 [156] [157]
1971 Surrey (15) Warwickshire Geoffrey Boycott (Yorkshire)2,197 Lance Gibbs (Warwickshire)123 [158] [159]
1972 Warwickshire (3) Kent Mushtaq Mohammad (Northamptonshire)1,743 Tom Cartwright (Somerset)93 [160] [161]
1973 Hampshire (2) Surrey Gordon Greenidge (Hampshire)1,620 Peter Lee (Lancashire)96 [162] [163]
1974 Worcestershire (3) Hampshire Roy Virgin (Northamptonshire)1,845 Andy Roberts (Hampshire)111 [164] [165]
1975 Leicestershire (1) Yorkshire Geoffrey Boycott (Yorkshire)1,891 Peter Lee (Lancashire)107 [166] [167]
1976 Middlesex (5) Northamptonshire Zaheer Abbas (Gloucestershire)2,431 Sarfraz Nawaz (Northamptonshire)82 [168] [169]
1977 Kent, Middlesex [note 1] N/A Viv Richards (Somerset)2,090 Mike Procter (Gloucestershire)108 [170] [171]
1978 Kent (6) Essex Dennis Amiss (Warwickshire)2,001 Derek Underwood (Kent)110 [172] [173]
1979 Essex (1) Worcestershire Glenn Turner (Worcestershire)1,669 Derek Underwood (Kent)104 [174] [175]
1980 Middlesex (6) Surrey Peter Kirsten (Derbyshire)1,891 Robin Jackman (Surrey)114 [176] [177]
1981 Nottinghamshire (3) Sussex Zaheer Abbas (Gloucestershire)2,230 Richard Hadlee (Nottinghamshire)105 [178] [179]
1982 Middlesex (7) Leicestershire Alvin Kallicharran (Warwickshire)2,118 Malcolm Marshall (Hampshire)134 [180] [181]
1983 Essex (2) Middlesex Ken McEwan (Essex)2,051 Derek Underwood (Kent)105 [182] [183]
1984 Essex (3) Nottinghamshire Graham Gooch (Essex)2,281 Richard Hadlee (Nottinghamshire)117 [184] [185]
1985 Middlesex (8) Hampshire Derek Randall (Nottinghamshire)1,977 Neal Radford (Worcestershire)100 [186] [187]
1986 Essex (4) Gloucestershire Graeme Hick (Worcestershire)1,934 Courtney Walsh (Gloucestershire)118 [188] [189]
1987 Nottinghamshire (4) Lancashire Graeme Hick (Worcestershire)1,868 Neal Radford (Worcestershire)109 [190] [191]
1988 Worcestershire (4) Kent Graeme Hick (Worcestershire)2,443 Franklyn Stephenson (Nottinghamshire)121 [192] [193]
1989 Worcestershire (5) Essex Jimmy Cook (Somerset)2,173 Franklyn Stephenson (Nottinghamshire)91 [194] [195]
1990 Middlesex (9) Essex Jimmy Cook (Somerset)2,432 Neil Foster (Essex)94 [196] [197]
1991 Essex (5) Warwickshire Jimmy Cook (Somerset)2,370 Waqar Younis (Surrey)113 [198] [199]
1992 Essex (6) Kent Mike Gatting (Middlesex)1,980 Courtney Walsh (Gloucestershire)92 [200] [201]
1993 Middlesex (10) Worcestershire Bill Athey (Sussex)1,432 Mushtaq Ahmed (Somerset)85 [202] [203]
1994 Warwickshire (4) Leicestershire Brian Lara (Warwickshire)2,066 Courtney Walsh (Gloucestershire)89 [204] [205]
1995 Warwickshire (5) Middlesex Mark Ramprakash (Middlesex)2,147 Anil Kumble (Northamptonshire)105 [206] [207]
1996 Leicestershire (2) Derbyshire Graham Gooch (Essex)1,944 Courtney Walsh (Gloucestershire)85 [208] [209]
1997 Glamorgan (3) Kent Steve James (Glamorgan)1,605 Mike Smith (Gloucestershire)78 [210] [211]
1998 Leicestershire (3) Lancashire John Crawley (Lancashire)1,681 Courtney Walsh (Gloucestershire)106 [212] [213]
1999 Surrey (16) Lancashire Stuart Law (Essex)1,833 Alamgir Sheriyar (Worcestershire)86 [214] [215]
2000 Surrey (17) Lancashire Darren Lehmann (Yorkshire)1,477 Glenn McGrath (Worcestershire)76 [216] [217]
2001 Yorkshire (30) Somerset Michael Hussey (Northamptonshire)2,055 James Kirtley (Sussex)75 [218] [219]
2002 Surrey (18) Warwickshire Ian Ward (Surrey)1,708 Kevin Dean (Derbyshire)80 [220] [221]
2003 Sussex (1) Lancashire Stuart Law (Lancashire)1,820 Mushtaq Ahmed (Sussex)103 [222] [223]
2004 Warwickshire (6) Kent Brad Hodge (Leicestershire)1,548 Mushtaq Ahmed (Sussex)82 [224] [225]
2005 Nottinghamshire (5) Hampshire Ed Joyce (Middlesex)1,668 Mushtaq Ahmed (Sussex)80 [226] [227]
2006 Sussex (2) Lancashire Mark Ramprakash (Surrey)2,211 Mushtaq Ahmed (Sussex)102 [228] [229]
2007 Sussex (3) Durham Mark Ramprakash (Surrey)2,026 Mushtaq Ahmed (Sussex)90 [230] [231]
2008 Durham (1) Nottinghamshire Murray Goodwin (Sussex)1,343 James Tomlinson (Hampshire)67 [232] [233]
2009 Durham (2) Nottinghamshire Marcus Trescothick (Somerset)1,817 Danish Kaneria (Essex)75 [234] [235]
2010 Nottinghamshire (6) Somerset Mark Ramprakash (Surrey)1,595 Andre Adams (Nottinghamshire)68 [236] [237]
2011 Lancashire (8) Warwickshire Marcus Trescothick (Somerset)1,673 David Masters (Essex)93 [238] [239]
2012 Warwickshire (7) Somerset Nick Compton (Somerset)1,191 Graham Onions (Durham)64 [240] [241]
2013 Durham (3) Yorkshire Moeen Ali (Worcestershire)1,375 Graham Onions (Durham)70 [242] [243]
2014 Yorkshire (31) Warwickshire James Vince (Hampshire)1,525 Mark Footitt (Derbyshire)82 [244] [245]
2015 Yorkshire (32) Middlesex Ashwell Prince (Lancashire)1,478 Chris Rushworth (Durham)83 [246] [247]
2016 Middlesex (11) Somerset Keaton Jennings (Durham)1,548 Jeetan Patel (Warwickshire)69 [248] [249]
2017 Essex (7) Lancashire Kumar Sangakkara (Surrey)1,491 Jamie Porter (Essex)75
2018 Surrey (19) Somerset Rory Burns (Surrey)1,359 Tom Bailey (Lancashire)64
2019 Essex (8) Somerset Dominic Sibley (Warwickshire)1,324 Simon Harmer (Essex)83
2020 Not held due to COVID-19
2021 Warwickshire (8) Lancashire Tom Haines (Sussex)1,176 Luke Fletcher (Nottinghamshire)66
2022 Surrey (20) Lancashire Keaton Jennings (Lancashire)1,233 Simon Harmer (Essex)59
2023 Surrey (21) Essex Josh Bohannon (Lancashire)1,257 Brett Hutton (Nottinghamshire)62
2024 Surrey (22)

Performance by county

Titles won by club (%)

  Yorkshire – 33 (1 shared) (25.9%)
  Surrey – 23 (1 shared) (18.1%)
  Middlesex – 13 (2 shared) (10.2%)
  Lancashire – 9 (1 shared) (7.0%)
  Essex – 8 (6.2%)
  Warwickshire – 8 (6.2%)
  Kent – 7 (1 shared) (5.5%)
  Nottinghamshire – 6 (4.7%)
  Other counties – 20 (15.8%)
ClubTitlesChampionship-winning seasons
Yorkshire 33 (1 shared)1893, 1896, 1898, 1900, 1901, 1902, 1905, 1908, 1912, 1919, 1922, 1923, 1924, 1925, 1931, 1932, 1933, 1935, 1937, 1938, 1939, 1946, 1949 (shared), 1959, 1960, 1962, 1963, 1966, 1967, 1968, 2001, 2014, 2015
Surrey 23 (1 shared)1890, 1891, 1892, 1894, 1895, 1899, 1914, 1950 (shared), 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1971, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2018, 2022, 2023, 2024
Middlesex 13 (2 shared)1903, 1920, 1921, 1947, 1949 (shared), 1976, 1977 (shared), 1980, 1982, 1985, 1990, 1993, 2016
Lancashire 9 (1 shared)1897, 1904, 1926, 1927, 1928, 1930, 1934, 1950 (shared), 2011
Essex 81979, 1983, 1984, 1986, 1991, 1992, 2017, 2019
Warwickshire 81911, 1951, 1972, 1994, 1995, 2004, 2012, 2021
Kent 7 (1 shared)1906, 1909, 1910, 1913, 1970, 1977 (shared), 1978
Nottinghamshire 61907, 1929, 1981, 1987, 2005, 2010
Worcestershire 51964, 1965, 1974, 1988, 1989
Durham 32008, 2009, 2013
Glamorgan 31948, 1969, 1997
Leicestershire 31975, 1996, 1998
Sussex 32003, 2006, 2007
Hampshire 21961, 1973
Derbyshire 11936
Gloucestershire 0
Northamptonshire 0
Somerset 0

Notes

  1. 1 2 3 The County Championship title was shared in 1949, 1950 and 1977.

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  2. ↑ Altham & Swanton (1938), p. 33.
  3. ↑ Altham & Swanton (1938), p. 34.
  4. ↑ "England v Kent: Other matches in England 1744". CricketArchive. Retrieved 12 October 2011.
  5. ↑ Altham & Swanton (1938), p. 177.
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