The 1964–65 Challenge Cup was the 64th staging of rugby league's oldest knockout competition, the Challenge Cup.[1]
The final was contested by Wigan and Hunslet at Wembley Stadium. Wigan won the match 20–16, with Wigan's Ray Ashby and Hunslet's Brian Gabbitas jointly receiving the Lance Todd Trophy.
Date
|
Team one
|
Team two
|
Score
|
06 Feb |
Crosfields |
Blackpool |
4-27
|
06 Feb |
Dewsbury |
Wakefield Trinity |
2-11
|
06 Feb |
Doncaster |
Whitehaven |
4-5
|
06 Feb |
Featherstone Rovers |
York |
24-7
|
06 Feb |
Halifax |
Rochdale Hornets |
17-12
|
06 Feb |
Huddersfield |
Bramley |
5-20
|
06 Feb |
Hull Kingston Rovers |
Batley |
5-7
|
06 Feb |
Hunslet |
Oldham |
12-4
|
06 Feb |
Keighley |
Salford |
8-11
|
06 Feb |
Leeds |
Liverpool |
19-6
|
06 Feb |
Leigh |
Bradford Northern |
6-7
|
06 Feb |
St Helens |
Castleford |
22-9
|
06 Feb |
Swinton |
Dewsbury Celtic |
48-5
|
06 Feb |
Warrington |
Hull FC |
7-4
|
06 Feb |
Widnes |
Workington Town |
2-2
|
06 Feb |
Wigan |
Barrow |
16-0
|
10 Feb - replay |
Workington Town |
Widnes |
2-0
|
Date
|
Team one
|
Team two
|
Score
|
27 Feb |
Blackpool |
Whitehaven |
5-2
|
27 Feb |
Bradford Northern |
Wakefield Trinity |
7-10
|
27 Feb |
Featherstone Rovers |
Swinton |
2-9
|
27 Feb |
Hunslet |
Batley |
24-4
|
27 Feb |
Leeds |
Bramley |
13-9
|
27 Feb |
Warrington |
Salford |
16-2
|
27 Feb |
Wigan |
St Helens |
7-2
|
27 Feb |
Workington Town |
Halifax |
18-5
|
Date
|
Team one
|
Team two
|
Score
|
13 Mar |
Hunslet |
Leeds |
7-5
|
13 Mar |
Wakefield Trinity |
Blackpool |
4-0
|
13 Mar |
Warrington |
Swinton |
10-11
|
13 Mar |
Workington Town |
Wigan |
4-10
|
Date
|
Team one
|
Team two
|
Score
|
03 Apr |
Wigan |
Swinton |
25-10
|
10 Apr |
Hunslet |
Wakefield Trinity |
8-0
|