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Hard sport quiz

A challenger round for the armchair experts. Knowing the score is not enough here.

Free to use with your own team, courtesy of WorkplaceHero - workplacehero.co.uk

Question sheet

1. Geoff Hurst scored a hat-trick in the 1966 World Cup final. Who scored England's other goal?
- A. Martin Peters
- B. Bobby Charlton
- C. Roger Hunt
- D. Nobby Stiles
2. In golf, what is a score of three under par on a single hole called?
- A. Albatross
- B. Eagle
- C. Birdie
- D. Condor
3. Which country invented table tennis?
- A. England
- B. China
- C. Japan
- D. Hungary
4. How many times did Michael Schumacher win the Formula 1 World Championship?
- A. Seven
- B. Five
- C. Six
- D. Eight
5. Which country won the first Rugby World Cup in 1987?
- A. New Zealand
- B. Australia
- C. England
- D. South Africa
6. In darts, what is the highest possible score with three darts?
- A. 180
- B. 170
- C. 150
- D. 120
7. Which athlete has won the most Olympic gold medals?
- A. Michael Phelps
- B. Usain Bolt
- C. Carl Lewis
- D. Larisa Latynina
8. The Fosbury flop revolutionised which athletics event?
- A. High jump
- B. Long jump
- C. Pole vault
- D. Triple jump
9. How many players per team are on an ice hockey rink at full strength?
- A. Six
- B. Five
- C. Seven
- D. Eight
10. In cricket, what unlucky nickname is given to a score of 111?
- A. Nelson
- B. Duck
- C. Maiden
- D. Bunny
11. Which tennis player holds the record for the most men's singles Grand Slam titles?
- A. Novak Djokovic
- B. Rafael Nadal
- C. Roger Federer
- D. Pete Sampras
12. How many players are in a standard curling team?
- A. Four
- B. Three
- C. Five
- D. Six

1. A - Martin Peters
Peters scored the second; Hurst got the first, third and fourth.
2. A - Albatross
A condor is four under par and has only been recorded a handful of times.
3. A - England
It began as a Victorian parlour game using books as nets and cigar box lids as bats.
4. A - Seven
Lewis Hamilton matched his seven titles in 2020.
5. A - New Zealand
The All Blacks beat France 29-9 in the final at Eden Park.
6. A - 180
The highest possible checkout is 170, which is why the two numbers get confused.
7. A - Michael Phelps
Phelps won 23 golds; gymnast Larisa Latynina held the total medal record before him.
8. A - High jump
Dick Fosbury won gold going backwards over the bar at the 1968 Olympics.
9. A - Six
Five skaters plus the goaltender.
10. A - Nelson
It supposedly resembles Admiral Nelson's one eye, one arm and one leg.
11. A - Novak Djokovic
Djokovic holds 24 major titles, ahead of Nadal's 22 and Federer's 20.
12. A - Four
Each player throws two stones per end, eight per team in total.