2019 has been a wild ride for the England Test team. While they have been crowned world champions in ODI cricket, the Test outfit hasn’t been quite as consistent.

Here are 32 bonkers moments that summed up England’s year:

Starting the year by being bowled out for 77 in Barbados

And that is that. Joseph takes the wicket of Rashid, England are all out for 77 and trail by 212. Roach the star of the show with 5-17. Will Holder enforce the follow-on?#WIvENG | #WIvsENG FOLLOW LIVE ➡️ https://t.co/uIJ8ZfB6R4 pic.twitter.com/Uzo6hnn9rN — Wisden (@WisdenCricket) January 24, 2019

After having West Indies 120-6, being on the receiving end of an unbeaten 295-run stand from Shane Dowrich and Jason Holder

Shane Dowrich reaches 50. Before this knock, he averaged 4.00 from six innings against England. West Indies are batting England out of the game here.. #WIvENG | #WIvsENG FOLLOW LIVE ➡️ https://t.co/uIJ8ZfB6R4 pic.twitter.com/vmnrHBh7wh — Wisden (@WisdenCricket) January 25, 2019

Roston Chase, a batting all-rounder with a bowling average of over 40, taking 8-60 against them

West Indies win by 381 runs. Roston Chase, who had just 42 wickets from 26 Tests before this game, finishes with figures of 8-60. A thoroughly deserved victory for the West Indies, who comprehensively outplayed England in every department. #WIvENG | #WIvsENG pic.twitter.com/sqAG1GUtlv — Wisden (@WisdenCricket) January 26, 2019

The above three all happening in the same Test

Batting Ben Foakes, their Player of the Series in their most recent tour, at eight in Barbados and Antigua

Dropping Ben Foakes two Tests after being England’s Player of the Series

"The experiment of batting Jonny at No. 3 is over. And yes, that is unfortunately bad news for Foakes." Has Ben Foakes been treated harshly?https://t.co/ABGGJ8PflU — Wisden (@WisdenCricket) February 14, 2019

Getting bowled out for 85 against Ireland at Lord’s 10 days after winning the World Cup

Jack Leach scoring 92 opening the batting

For his 92, Jack Leach is the Player of the Match ?#ENGvIRE pic.twitter.com/XfgJNXjQbk — Wisden (@WisdenCricket) July 26, 2019

Bowling Ireland out for 38

Ireland are bowled out for just 38 as England win by 143 runs. Wow.#ENGvIRE pic.twitter.com/CpQFhsdmUO — Wisden (@WisdenCricket) July 26, 2019

James Anderson bowling just four overs in the first Ashes Test before picking up a series-ending calf injury

Having Australia 122-8 in their first innings, being 282-4 in their own first innings and yet still losing by 251 runs

Jofra Archer hitting arguably the best batsman since Donald Bradman, in the form of his life on the head on Test debut

Steve Smith: “There’s been a bit of talk that he’s got the wood over me, but he hasn’t got me out.” Jofra Archer: “Well, I can’t get him out if he wasn’t there.” *Shots fired*?‍♂️#Ashes pic.twitter.com/qmWSmhcKAy — Wisden (@WisdenCricket) August 29, 2019

Test cricket’s first concussion substitute being hit on the helmet off the first legal ball he faced

A truly extraordinary innings from Marnus Labuschagne. He's gone to his second Test fifty. #Ashes pic.twitter.com/RWfoRxWgEw — Wisden (@WisdenCricket) August 18, 2019

Jofra Archer (still on debut) bowling more overs than all the other English seam bowlers combined in Australia’s second innings

Jofra Archer taking 6-45 at Headingley bowling fast-medium

Jofra Archer takes the final wicket and finishes with figures of 6-45. Australia are bowled out for 179, having been 136-2 earlier in the day. A superb comeback from England at Headingley. #Ashes pic.twitter.com/ErQwUI8MG1 — Wisden (@WisdenCricket) August 22, 2019

Getting bowled out for 67

England are all out for 67. It's their lowest Ashes total since 1948.#Ashes pic.twitter.com/JY2xKZxOjJ — Wisden (@WisdenCricket) August 23, 2019

Ben Stokes effectively bowling a 24.2 over spell

The last hour of Headingley

A record run chase, Stokes’ 135*, Leach’s 1*, Australia’s dreadful review, Lyon’s missed run out, the lbw not given, the winning cut shot for four, Leach’s reenactment of his single, take your pick.

Amazing. Ben Stokes knew he’d won England the Test before everyone else in the ground. pic.twitter.com/WJo5ZYChBB — Wisden (@WisdenCricket) August 25, 2019

Craig Overton being picked out of the blue ahead of Sam Curran at Old Trafford

England have announced that Craig Overton will replace Chris Woakes in England’s line-up for the fourth Ashes Test at Old Trafford. #Ashes pic.twitter.com/qQCEo6qVNN — Wisden (@WisdenCricket) September 3, 2019

Craig Overton nearly keeping England’s Ashes hopes alive with the bat at Old Trafford

Putting in their most complete Test performance of the year at The Oval with Mitchell Marsh still taking 5-46 in England’s first innings

294 all out. Mitch Marsh finishes the innings off and claims a maiden Test five-for in the process. 5-46 for the all-rounder ??#Ashes pic.twitter.com/wwIryRPvgP — Wisden (@WisdenCricket) September 13, 2019

Stuart Broad having David Warner on toast throughout the Ashes

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5 pic.twitter.com/XKfv0dxVQq — Wisden (@WisdenCricket) September 13, 2019

Batting patiently for one day at Mount Maunganui before getting bored

Not pretty. A wild slash outside off stump sees Ollie Pope edge behind to BJ Watling. England in danger of relinquishing their strong position.#NZvENG — Wisden (@WisdenCricket) November 21, 2019

Having New Zealand 127-4 in their first innings with both Kane Williamson and Ross Taylor in the pavilion yet still conceding 615-9

Making Mitchell Santner look like Garry Sobers for one Test

Ollie Pope keeping wicket for just the fifth time in first-class cricket in the Hamilton Test

Ollie Pope becomes the sixth England wicketkeeper to play a Test in New Zealand in their last 13 Tests there. Can you name the other five? #NZvENG pic.twitter.com/zTOa5VjDLB — Wisden (@WisdenCricket) November 28, 2019

Making 400 for the first time in the year yet still sneaking in a collapse of 21-5

THAT Joe Denly drop

Half their squad falling ill in South Africa

Almost exclusively bowling bouncers when all evidence pointed to doing the opposite

Genuinely having people believe that they could chase 376 despite everything that happened in the Centurion Test up until that point and the way England have batted for most of 2019