BRADMAN AND CO ENJOYED THEIR TOUR

The transcript covers a farewell luncheon for Don Bradman, where he receives a silver bowl from Lord Garry. Schoolboys meet England's captain, Norman Yardley. Bradman reflects on his retirement, emphasizing the importance of making way for younger players. He expresses his desire to continue contributing to cricket and encourages others to work for the prosperity of the sport.

Who presented Don Bradman with a silver bowl at the farewell luncheon?

• Lord Garry

• Norman Yardley

• Miller

• The young Duke of Kent

What was the mood of Don Bradman as he approached retirement?

• Excited

• Serious

• Indifferent

• Nervous

According to Bradman, what should a player do when it's time to retire?

• Continue playing as long as possible

• Focus on personal achievements

• Switch to a different sport

• Make way for a younger player

What does Bradman hope to do after retiring from playing cricket?

• Write a book

• Serve the game in another capacity

• Travel the world

• Become a coach

What does Bradman emphasize in his concluding remarks?

• The need for more cricket tournaments

• The importance of cricket as a British heritage

• The financial aspects of cricket

• The role of technology in cricket