ENGLAND UNDER ""ALL BLACK"" CLOUD

Leslie Mitchell reports on the All Blacks' significant victory over England in rugby. The match highlights include Don Clarke's two penalty goals, which laid the foundation for the All Blacks' success. Coulton's try concluded the first half, and the All Blacks continued their dominance in the second half, preventing England from scoring. The final score was 14-0, marking England's largest defeat at Twickenham since 1910.

What was the significance of the All Blacks' victory over England as reported in the introduction?

• It was the highest-scoring match in rugby history.

• It was a friendly match with no historical significance.

• It marked one of the darkest days in English rugby history.

• It was the first time the All Blacks played against England.

How did Don Clarke contribute to the All Blacks' victory?

• By scoring the only try of the match.

• By making two successful penalty goals.

• By being the team captain.

• By preventing England from scoring.

What was the score difference at the end of the first half?

• The All Blacks were leading by 3 points.

• The All Blacks were leading by 14 points.

• The All Blacks were leading by 7 points.

• The All Blacks were leading by 10 points.

What was the final score of the match?

• All Blacks 14, England 0

• All Blacks 10, England 0

• All Blacks 14, England 3

• All Blacks 10, England 3

What historical significance did the match hold for Twickenham?

• It was the first match played at Twickenham.

• It was the highest-scoring match at Twickenham.

• It was England's biggest defeat at Twickenham since 1910.

• It was the last match played at Twickenham.