England A cricket team in India and Bangladesh in 1994–95

England 'A" team, led by Allan Wells toured India and Bangladesh during the Jan-Feb of 1995.

The India Part

England 'A' Cricket Team in India in 1994-95
Teams	England 'A'	India 'A'
Dates	1 Jan – 16 February 1995
Captains	Alan Wells	Pravin Amre

Date	Venue			Result	Scorecard
Jan 2 (1 day 50 over match	Bombay (Brabourne)	CCI 209/6 (S.Dighe 55, Amol Muzumdar 49)	England 'A' 208/8 (Allan Wells 44, David Hemp 43, Sairaj Bahutule 5/41)	CCI wins by 1 run	^[1]
Jan 3-6 (4 day match)	Bombay (Wankhede)	England A: 283 (D. Cork 69, Mark Ramprakash 59 and 204 (Balaji Rao 5/56)	India Youth 199 (Amol Muzumdar 68, ian Salisbury 6/48) and 21/1	Match drawn	^[2]
Jan 9-12 (4 day match)	Madras (chidambaram)	Board President's XI 333/6 (Decl.) (Rahul Dravid 84, Sourav Ganguly 69, Vikram Rathore 59) & 204/4 (Decl.) (Sourav 65, Dravid 49)	England A: 247 Jason Gallian 79, Kanwaljit Singh 4/56) & 168/9 (Kanwaljit Singh4/67)	Match drawn	^[3]
Jan 14-18 (5 day unofficial Test)	Bangalore (Chinnaswamy)	India 'A' 300 (Rathore 90, Dravid 60, Richard Stemp 6/83) and 104 (Amol Muzumdar 51, Glen Chapple 5/32)	England 'A' 289 (Ramprakash 99, Gallian 58, Nick Knight 50, Bahutule 4/96) and 117/6 Mark Ramprakash 36*)	England 'A' wins by 4 wickets	^[4]
Jan 21-24 (4 day match)	Delhi(Feroz Shah Kotla)	England A: 553( Ramprakash 124,Jason Gallian 100, Weekes 93) & & 214/5 (Decl.) (Michael Vaughan 87)	Combined University 165 & 163 (Min Patel 6/35)	England 'A' wins by 439 runs	^[5]
Jan 27-31 (5 day unofficial test)	Calcutta (Eden Gardens)	India 'A' 216 (Utpal Chatterjee 72) & 353 (Vikram Rathore 127, Rahul Dravid 52)	England A: 316 (Allan Wells 93, Jason Gallian 77) and 254/5 (David Hemp 99*, Wells 65	England 'A' wins by 5 wickets	^[6]
Feb 4-8 (5 day unofficial test	Chandigarh(PCA)	India 'A' 229 (Dravid 59, Chapple 4/60) & 156 (Amal Majumder 55, Dravid 47 Chapple 5/38)	England 'A' 209( & 179/9 ( Kanwaljit 4/49Chatterjee 4/710	England 'A' wins by 1 wicket	^[7]
Feb 11 (One day 50 over match)	Indore (Nehru Stadium)	India A: 201 (Amol Muzumdar 79)	England A 195 (Chatterjee 4/32)	India 'A' wins by 6 runs	^[8]
Feb 14 (One day 50 over match)	Ahmedabad	India 'A' 207(Amol Muzumdar 69, Dravid 59)	England A: 208/7(Rampraksh 70)	England 'A' wins by 3 wickets	^[9]
Feb 16 (One day 50 over match	Hyderabad	England 'A' 254/6 (Knight 114, Ramprakash 57)	India'A' 156 ( Weekes 3/40	England 'A' wins by 98 runs	^[10]

The Bangladesh Part

England 'A' Cricket Team in Bangladesh in 1994-95
Teams	England 'A'	Bangladesh
Dates	20 February – 26 February 1995
Captains	Alan Wells	Akram Khan (cricketer)

Date	Venue			Result	Scorecard
20 Feb (One day 50 over match)	Dhaka (BNS)	England A: 203/8 (Ga;lian58, Wells 47	Bangladesh: 145/8 (Minhajul Abedin34)	England A win by 58 runs	^[11]
22 Feb (One day 50 over match)	Dhaka (BNS)	England A: 235/6 (Knight) 117, Hemp 52	Bangladesh: 215 all out (Aminul Islam 52)	England A win by 20 runs	^[12]
24 Feb - 26 Feb (3 day match)	Dhaka (BNS)	Bangladesh: 365/6d (105.5 overs) (Aminul Islam 121, Minhajul Abedin 81)	England A: 421/7 (127.1 overs) (Hemp 190, Knight 150)	Match drawn	^[13]

References

Sources

Wisden Cricketers' Almanack '
INDIAN CRICKET 1995 (KASTURI & SONS LIMITED)

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