Barmy Army win the Fans Ashes

The transcript discusses the Ashes series between England and Australia, highlighting the significance of the matches and the friendly rivalry between the two nations. It also covers the charitable efforts of the Barmy Army, including fundraising for the McGrath Foundation and a charity walk by Robin Moore. The economic impact on English fans due to currency exchange rates is also mentioned, along with the camaraderie and respect shared between the supporters of both teams.

What charitable cause was supported during the Ashes series in Sydney?

• Homelessness

• Breast cancer awareness

• Children's education

• Wildlife conservation

Why was the tour to Australia particularly expensive for English fans?

• High accommodation costs

• Increased ticket prices

• Record high Australian currency

• Expensive local transportation

What did Robin Moore do to support a cancer charity during the tour?

• Ran a marathon

• Hosted a fundraising dinner

• Walked 700 miles to Sydney

• Organized a charity cricket match

What is the relationship between English and Australian cricket fans described as?

• Hostile and unfriendly

• Friendly with a competitive edge

• Indifferent and uninterested

• Supportive and cooperative

How did the Barmy Army perform in the decisive match?

• Won by a narrow margin

• Lost by six wickets

• Won by six wickets

• Tied the match