1. Who captained England for the bodyline tour? Harold Larwood Bill Woodfull Sir Pelham 'Plum' Warner Douglas Jardine

2. Why did the England team use the bodyline tactics? They thought it was the only way to stop Australia's star batsman The Australians had used it against England during the previous tour. They had been ordered to do so by the British Government. They felt it made the game more exciting.

3. Which English county side did the Bodyline bowlers Larwood and Voce play for. Yorkshire Nottinghamshire Lancashire Surrey

4. The bodyline bowling made batting more difficult for the Australians, but which one of them still managed to score 187 in one innings? Don Bradman Stanley McCabe Bill Ponsford 'Tiger' O'Reilly

5. The third test was full of controversy, culminating when Bertie Oldfield, the Australian wicket-keeper, suffering a fractured skull. Which statement best describes that incident? The injury was caused by Larwood's bodyline bowling. He misjudged a difficult catch and was hit on the forehead Oldfield was hurt during a fight with England players. An accident caused by Oldfield edging the ball towards his face.

6. After the third Test, the Australian Board of Control sent a telegram to England, deploring the tactics. Which word angered the England cricket authorities? cheating unsportsmanlike thugs pommies

7. Douglas Jardine almost invariably wore a cap in the colours of which cricket team? Free Foresters Harlequins Surrey I Zingari

8. Which Test cricketer of a later era was related to Australian batsman Victor Richardson? Ian Chappell Alan Border Vivian Richards Jeff Thomson

9. Despite the bitter emotions raised by the tour, which England player went on to emigrate to Australia in 1950? Harold Larwood Bill Voce Douglas Jardine Les Ames

10. In 1934, Jardine was present at the Oval Test against Australia. In what capacity? He was reinstated as England captain. He was there to report on the match He was an umpire. He was coaching England's bowlers.