THE DUKE AT LORD'S

At Lourdes, the Duke inaugurated the Imperial Cricket Memorial, unveiling a commemorative tablet in the presence of notable cricketers, including Sir Pelham Warner and Australian tourists. The memorial, honoring cricketers globally, features a gallery housing famous items like the ashes. The Duke, alongside Mr. Ronald Aird, inspected cricket caps, badges, and portraits of cricketing legends. With Jack Hobbs, the Duke explored the evolution of the cricket bat, highlighting its historical significance.

Who was present at the unveiling of the commemorative tablet at the Imperial Cricket Memorial?

• Donald Bradman

• Ronald Aird

• Jack Hobbs

• Sir Pelham Warner

What form does the Imperial Cricket Memorial take?

• A stadium

• A gallery

• A museum

• A library

Which famous cricket item is kept in the gallery?

• The World Cup trophy

• The Ashes

• A cricket bat signed by Sir Don Bradman

• A ball used in the first Test match

Who accompanied the Duke while inspecting cricket caps and badges?

• Sir Pelham Warner

• Jack Hobbs

• Ronald Aird

• Donald Bradman

What did His Royal Highness examine with Jack Hobbs?

• The design of cricket uniforms

• The history of cricket balls

• The evolution of the bat

• The development of cricket pitches