AUSSIES AND ASHES LEAVE US

The transcript captures a farewell exchange between Norman Yardley and Don Bradman aboard the Orontes at Tilbury. Norman wishes Don and his team a good trip back to Australia, expressing hope for their return to England. Don reciprocates, expressing gratitude for the hospitality and friendships formed during their successful tour in England. The transcript concludes with the departure of the liner and a note on the tour's success.

What did Norman Yardley express in his farewell to Don Bradman?

• He hoped for a safe journey and a return to England.

• He wished for a successful cricket match.

• He invited Don to a farewell party.

• He asked Don to stay longer in England.

How did Don Bradman feel about leaving England?

• He was angry about the departure.

• He was eager to leave immediately.

• He was indifferent about leaving.

• He was sad to leave but happy to return home.

What did Don Bradman assure Norman about the team's experience in England?

• They found the weather unpleasant.

• They enjoyed the trip and the hospitality.

• They were disappointed with the matches.

• They wanted to extend their stay.

What was the scene as the liner began to pull out?

• There was a sudden storm.

• People were taking a last look.

• People were cheering loudly.

• A band was playing music.

How was the Australian cricket team's tour in England described?

• It was one of the most successful tours.

• It was a complete failure.

• It was an average tour.

• It was a controversial tour.