Competition: Win a trip for two to see the British Lions in New Zealand
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Your support makes all the difference.The British Lions' tour of New Zealand this summer promises to be one of the highlights of the sporting year. In today's Independent on Sunday, in conjunction with Scottish Provident, one of the UK's leading life assurance companies, you have the chance to win a trip to New Zealand to see the tour.
First prize will be an 11-day trip for two to New Zealand, organised by Gullivers Sports Travel, acknowledged leaders in rugby travel, and with flights courtesy of Air New Zealand. It will include:
Luxury hotel accommodation
All flights and transfers
Tickets for the second Test in Wellington on 26 June, the provincial game against Waikato on 29 June, and the third Test in Auckland on 3 July.
There are also 20 runners-up prizes of rugby shirts to be won. Scottish Provident, ITV's broadcast sponsor of the tour, offer services through independent financial advisers.
To enter the competition, answer the questions below, and send them on a postcard with your name, address and day-time phone number to: Rugby Competition, Sports Desk, Independent on Sunday, 40 City Road, London EC1Y 4DB, to reach us by 31 March. The first correct entry picked out of the hat after that date will win the prize. The next 20 will receive runners-up prizes. Usual competition rules apply. The Sports Editor's decision is final. No correspondence will be entered into. Results will be published in the paper of 4 April.
THE QUESTIONS
1 Which country has scored the most tries on a single overseas tour? When and how many?
2 Which referee was in charge when England lost 10-9 to Wales in Cardiff in February?
3 What do the initials of the Wales and Llanelli scrum-half R H St J B Moon stand for?
4 Who is the world's most capped flank forward?
5 Which prop forward had to pull out before his international debut earlier this year because of injury and is still uncapped?
6 Who is the Lions' leading try-scorer in Tests?
7 What does the England tight-head prop Jeff Probyn do for a living?
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