Two further matches were played by the tourists in Sydney, with the first being won by England and the second by Australia.

The tourists won the last three Tests convincingly and regained the Ashes.

The tourists played and won a total of twenty matches, conceding only one point in the process.

In all, the tourists won just 11 of their 22 tour games.

The tourists won just one of their three Tests.

Australia won two of their three round robin matches against the Indians, but the tables were turned in the finals, which the tourists won 2 – 0.

The tourists won the match by nine wickets to win the series.

The first major international cricket played in the West Indies was between local, often predominantly white, sides and English tourists – the Middlesex player Robert Slade Lucas toured the West Indies with a team in 1894 – 95, and two years later Arthur Priestley took a team to Barbados, Trinidad, and Jamaica, which included, for the first time, a match against a side styled " All West Indies ", which the West Indians won.

The third Test was Woodfull's first at his home ground in Melbourne, and despite scoring 107 in the second innings, the tourists won by three wickets in front of Test world record crowd.

Out of 24 games played Great Britain won 22, drew one and lost one – making them the most successful British tourists so far.

Lawry then struck an unbeaten 187 for Victoria against the South Africans, but his form tailed away in the remaining two Tests, scoring 77 runs in the last two matches as the tourists won the Fourth Test by ten wickets to square the series.

On 10 June, O ' Gara played against Natal Sharks, scoring 12 points as the tourists won 3-39.

England won the second, third and fourth Tests to win the series, helped by a negative approach from the tourists.

Willis could only take one further wicket in the fifth and final Test, which the tourists won easily.

Dilley took four wickets and Willis snatched Graeme Wood for eight to reach 200 Test wickets, however the tourists won the match with four wickets to spare.

The tourists lost all three Test matches to the All Blacks, but won all their other games except the one against New Zealand Māori.

Kukkiwon offers a ' taekwondo experience ' programme for tourists at a cost of 20, 000 won.

Johnston had a large workload, taking 6 / 152 and 1 / 114 as the tourists won by six wickets to level the series 2 – 2.

A tour of North America by the Australians in 1913 saw two first-class games ( both won by the tourists ) against a combined Canada – USA team.

On the tourists return home they played two matches against a Rest of India XI, Fazal took seven wickets in the first match which the Rest won but was expensive in the second.

In the tour match before the next Test Pakistan played Nottinghamshire at Trent Bridge, the tourists won by eight wickets with Fazal taking 11 wickets including a then career best 8 / 66 in the first innings.

In the first Test at Dacca the tourists won by eight wickets, Fazal claimed six wickets including a first innings five-for, 5 / 71.

He later played in England's only Test against Sri Lanka at The Oval where he claimed the wickets of Marvan Atapattu and Romesh Kaluwitharana in the Sri Lankan first-innings, in a match the tourists won by 10 wickets.

On January 15, 2000, Mihdhar and Hazmi arrived at Los Angeles International Airport from Bangkok and were admitted as tourists for a period of six months.

Today the sport is primarily practiced for fun or to entertain tourists, but there still is an official annual National Fierljepping Manifestation ( NFM ) in the Netherlands, and championships are contested in six leagues and numerous clubs.

Alarmed by the tourists it attracted, Mrs Masefield opposed its takeover by an Oxford firm, and the project collapsed after six months, leaving heavy debts settled only with the help of friends and family.

On 3 January 2004, the Boeing 737-300 crashed into the Red Sea shortly after takeoff from Sharm el-Sheikh International Airport, killing all 148 passengers, many of them French tourists, and all six crew members.

The town is divided up into six districts: Kitamae ( 北前 ), Mihama ( 美浜 ), and Sunabe ( 砂辺 ) ( which enjoy great popularity among locals and tourists alike-for their many recreational and shopping destinations ) as well as the primarily local business and residential wards of Kamiseido ( 上製頭 ), Ihei ( 伊平 ), and Kuwae ( 桑江 ).

So on November 17, 1997 Al-Gama ' a al-Islamiyya killing campaign climaxed with the attack at the Temple of Hatshepsut ( Deir el-Bahri ) in Luxor, in which a band of six men dressed in police uniforms machine-gunned and hacked to death with knives 58 foreign tourists and four Egyptians.

* 17 November 1997 – Luxor attack, six terrorists attack tourists at Egypts famous Luxor Ruins.

" Jardine increasingly came into disagreement with Warner over Bodyline as the tour progressed, but his tactics were successful in one respect: in six innings against the tourists ahead of the Tests, Bradman had scored only 103 runs, causing concern among the Australian public who expected much more from him.

In 1919 the " Cameron " store was purchased by Frank Kirby who then moved it six miles down the road to take advantage of the tourists visiting the Yellowstone National Park area.

Both were admitted as tourists for six months.

Kerala Police has posted six Tourism Police Officers for protection and guidance to the tourists.

An eruption occurred unexpectedly while they were at the summit, which resulted in the deaths of six scientists and three tourists.

The tourists reached 352 thanks to a century from Border, while Willis took four wickets and Botham six.

The tourists had reached 2 / 117 after 19. 4 overs, scoring at over six runs and over before Kartik removed Brad Hodge and Andrew Symonds from consecutive balls.

The park was projected to attract five to six million visitors in its opening year, mostly locals, tourists from mainland China and nearby Asian countries.

Huser is later revealed to be a media personality, and he appears on a network's morning television show warning tourists against visiting Springfield and giving it his lowest rating for any American location ( six out of ten ).

An eruption occurred unexpectedly while they were at the summit, which resulted in the deaths of six scientists and three tourists.

Exploiting a wet patch at the striker's end, Johnston took 6 / 62 in the first innings as 22 wickets fell on the first day in treacherous batting conditions ; however he was unable to stop an Australian defeat, taking only 1 / 50 in the second innings as the tourists reached their target of 233 with six wickets in hand.

At the defunct cable car terminal on the Solo Hill there is monument built in honor of the six US Navy personnel who died in the plane crash which occurred as a result of hitting the cable way and crashed into the Rainmaker Hotel ; two tourists staying in the hotel also died in the crash.

Australia went on to win the match by seven wickets .< Ref name =" p228 "/> The Third Test was an uneventful one for Lindwall, taking a solitary wicket as the tourists took a six wicket victory on a sticky pitch.

Two years later, six managers of the ( now defunct ) adventure company leading the party of tourists were found guilty of negligent manslaughter, essentially a failure to assess risk adequately.

He took the first six wickets to fall in Australia's first innings leaving the tourists on 52 / 6, a position they failed to recover from, they were 80 all out.