In 1932, the Summer Olympic Games returned to the U.S.A. for the first time since 1904. They were hailed as a great success, and showed a profit of over one million U.S. dollars.

Pool B in the 2003 Rugby World Cup comprised Fiji, France, Japan, Scotland and U.S.A. and was based in Queensland and New South Wales.

Pool C of the Rugby World Cup comprised England, Georgia, Samoa, South Africa and Uruguay. The first five games were played at the Subiaco Oval in Perth, Western Australia.

Following the retirement of Richard Hadlee, New Zealand suffered from a lack of a genuine all-rounder. Chris Cairns took time to assume this mantle, but his performances later in his career were outstanding.

The 2003 Super 12 competition pits teams from New Zealand, South Africa and Australia against each other. This quiz takes in the results of the first six rounds.

Two words are given. Cross out the common letters of both words and then choose from the letters left for the answer. Beware! Some clues are slightly different, but quite clearly specified. Enjoy your world tour.

The 2003 Rugby World Cup kicked off with a Pool A match between Australia and Argentina in Sydney. This quiz covers the first five games of Pool A, which also included Ireland, Namibia and Romania.

The Third Test at the W.A.C.A. in Perth followed the pattern of the previous two in this series, with Australia amassing a huge first innings total.

Athens, Greece 2004 - the Games of the 28th Olympiad.

Some 2003 World Cup Pool Matches were affected by rain and boycotts, but there was also some exciting cricket from some unlikely heroes. What do you remember about Pool Matches 21 to 34?

The second half of the Super Six started on 11 March. Two of the six teams, therefore, were eliminated following these games. How closely did you follow these five matches?

The 2003 World Cup in South Africa had some good close games, and some one-sided walkovers. This quiz covers Pool Matches 6 to 10.

The 2003 Cricket World Cup in South Africa had some close fought games, as well as some extremely one-sided contests. This quiz covers Pool Matches 12 to 20.

After dominating the first half of the 2003 season, the Blues from Auckland were the team to beat in the second half. What results do you recall?

Pool D comprised Canada, Italy, New Zealand, Tonga, and Wales. The first five games were played in Melbourne or Canberra.

In July 2004, England hosted the NatWest Series, which also featured New Zealand and the West Indies. Despite having three preliminary games washed out, New Zealand topped the standings, and played the Windies in the final on 10th July 2004.