Pub Quiz thread

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i will let you have it.

My info is
Mar 25 1921 … Luton Town’s Good Friday visit attracted Cassio Road’s highest attendance

You're right too - for some reason I was focusing on Southern League results... :(

What is the earliest cricket Test match from which all 22 players involved are still alive?

(I hope I'm not tempting fate for any of them...)
 
Australia and Pakistan in Adelaide in December 1972.

That's the one. My first Test match too - and what an initiation. Australia won by an innings and 'something over 100 runs' after Pakistan won the toss and elected to bat. Ian Chappell hit 196 and Rod Marsh 118 before Ashley Mallett cleaned up the Pakistanis taking 8-59.

Over to you...
 
OK! The source for this is my Dad, who was there. He's suggested this question for here.

Against whom did Watford play their first match under floodlights?
 
OK! The source for this is my Dad, who was there. He's suggested this question for here.

Against whom did Watford play their first match under floodlights?

The first League match under lights was in 1956/57 season against Torquay - but I have read somewhere that they played a series of friendly matches against European teams which were under lights a couple of seasons earlier. Was it Hadjuk Split?
 
The first League match under lights was in 1956/57 season against Torquay - but I have read somewhere that they played a series of friendly matches against European teams which were under lights a couple of seasons earlier. Was it Hadjuk Split?
It was a friendly. Not Hadjuk Split.
 
There was a match against a Brazilian team not long after that - Portuguesa des Desportos?

Or was it not against 'foreign' opposition?
Bravo. Dad remembered it as "São Paulo", but that sounds like you're right.

Back to you. :) (and the board breathes a sigh of relief ;))
 
Cheers BB. A footy one, which football league club has played at the largest number of different home venues in its history ?

Are you looking for during the club's League history or overall history?

I thought it may be QPR - they have used 15 grounds since they were founded, but only two as a League club.

Surprisingly, their first ground was Watford Fields...