Twenty questions spanning climbing, cards and the boardroom sports. What climbers call a peak above 3,000 feet, which poker hand beats the other, and the most valuable piece in chess.
Snooker features twice, including the player nicknamed The Whirlwind.
- What do climbers call a peak high than 3000 feet (914 metres)?
- Which country did Baseball originate from?
- In poker, which hand is more valuable, flush or full house?
- Which snooker player is nicknamed 'The Whirlwind'?
- What is the most valuable piece in a game of chess?
- How many pockets does a snooker table have?
- Which football player was the captain of the England team after Martin Keown?
- Who won the 2003 British Open golf tournament?
- What is a bet on numbers 1-18 in a game of roulette called?
- Did Stirling Moss ever win the World Championship?
- What is the name given to a jockey's uniform?
- How many periods is an ice hockey game divided into?
- What colours are the five Olympic rings?
- How many holes are there in a standard ten pin bowling ball?
- How many motorbikes take place in a speedway race?
- What is the height and width of a football goal?
- What Year did Nigel Mansell become world champion?
- Which country hosted the Football World Cup in 2006?
- What is the white target ball known as in bowls?
- Which footballer has an autobiography called Addicted?