CALCUTTA CUP - ENGLAND'S VICTORY

The Calcutta Cup match at Twickenham attracted a large audience, including Princess Margaret and the Queen. Scotland was expected to win, but England dominated the first half, scoring a crucial point before halftime. In the second half, Scotland pressed hard, but England maintained their lead. A controversial moment occurred when the crowd thought Roberts scored for England, but the referee ruled in favor of Gray.

Who were the notable attendees at the Calcutta Cup match?

• The Prime Minister and the President

• Princess Margaret and the Queen

• The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge

• The Mayor of London

What was the general expectation of the crowd at the start of the match?

• A draw between the teams

• A win for England

• A win for Scotland

• A low-scoring game

How did England score their first points in the match?

• A free kick

• A try by Don White

• A drop goal

• A penalty kick

What was the result of Hook's conversion?

• It was a penalty

• It was missed

• It added a vital point

• It was blocked

What was the referee's decision regarding the try by Roberts?

• The try was awarded to Scotland

• The try was awarded to Roberts

• The try was awarded to Gray

• The try was disallowed