A round of sporting facts and figures, opening on the official height of a basketball hoop in metres and moving through the 2010 Commonwealth Games host.
Straightforward enough for a mixed table, with several answers that come down to knowing an abbreviation.
- How many meters from the ground should the hoop of a basketball net officially be?
- Which country hosted the 2010 Commonwealth Games?
- What does NHL stand for?
- In 1988, who became the first athlete to win medals in both the Winter and Summer Olympics during the same year?
- How many times has Russia hosted the World Cup?
- Which three weapon categories is Olympic fencing separated into?
- On which day of the week do the Wimbledon Championships commence?
- Which country hosted the 2006 Commonwealth Games?
- What is always the final event of the Olympic decathlon?
- What year did Formula 1 driver 'Lewis Hamilton' win his first World Championship?
- What do the different colored spots on a squash ball determine?
- Who is the only F1 driver to win the 24 Hours of Le Mans, Indianapolis 500 and Formula One World Championship?
- Who won the Yukon Arctic Ultra 300 in 2008?
- In 2018, who became the first European football player to score in 9 international tournaments consecutively?
- Marit Bjørgen is an Olympic champion in which sport?
- In the rules of judo, what must contestants do before stepping onto the mat?
- Which British track cyclist won gold medals at the 2008 and 2012 Olympics in the keirin and team sprint?
- Which former heavyweight boxing champion has put his name to the lean mean grilling machine?
- Which two events are missing from the Women's heptathlon - 100m hurdles, shot put, 200m, high jump, 800m?
- Who starred as Tarzan in twelve movies and also won five gold Olympic medals?