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The 2026 Australian Open took place in Melbourne and was the first tennis major of the year. Good luck!

Ever wonder who was the fastest to reach a sports milestone? Or which athletes had the biggest arms in baseball and football? Let's look back at those "speed" milestones with a mixed quiz on the "fastest" athletes.

This quiz tests your knowledge of Spanish tennis player Carlos Alcaraz, from his personal life to results and records. Enjoy!

April 17, 1968 was the first game ever played at the Oakland Coliseum, in fact, it was the first major league baseball game ever played in Northern California. Can you choose the twelve Athletics who played that day against the Baltimore Orioles.

Want to know more about sumo? Here's a brief introduction in the form of a choices quiz...

A number of famous athletes have been drafted into multiple professional sports leagues over the years, and baseball tends to be one of them. Can you spot the two-sport draftees from the interlopers?

This is a look at a series of fast bowlers over the decades who used swing with devastating effect, but it wasn't the only weapons they had stored in their arsenals.

Four potted biographies related to four of the best international soccer referees from the 1990s and early 21st century. Each refereed a FIFA World Cup final. Best of luck!

Footballers are volatile creatures, and there are times when things come to a head on the pitch and fights break out between players. This quiz is about fights that have taken place between footballers. Note: one non-UK question.

The National Basketball Association has held a draft every year since 1947, although prior to 1949 they were known as the BAA, the Basketball Association of America.

The phrase "Out of Left Field" has come to mean something unexpected, odd or surprising. This quiz is about left field oddities in American baseball.

Many times, it's the quarterbacks or running backs or wide receivers who are popular players on a team. However, there are unsung heroes that are often the backbone of the unit. Come learn about some of these defensive lineman!

Test your knowledge of PGA golfers past and present.

Match these cricket grounds to the New Zealand town or city that they are located in.

Virtual bonus points if you remember where you were when you heard these calls!

The World Cup tournament of Spain 1982: do you know the answers?

The Latin phrase means 'your death my life', in effect 'my survival is at the cost of your death'. At one time this was the purpose of some martial arts. Place each martial art listed in the best-fit category.

In 2024, Wembley Stadium played host to its tenth European final. But, it isn't the only UK stadium to have had the honour of hosting such games. Can you match these ten European finals, hosted at other UK stadia, with the teams that took part?

In 2025, Lando Norris in the McLaren MCL39 became the 11th British driver to win the F1 World Championship. Can you match his ten predecessors with the cars they drove to their first World Championship?

The 2025-26 men's Ashes test series in Australia was one of the most anticipated test series in cricket memory, and delivered some dramatic moments. This quiz will test your recollection of this whirlwind series.

I've written plenty of football quizzes, so I decided to do a snooker one for a change. This quiz looks back over the matches leading up to the final, and the final itself.

After each season concludes, the Baseball Writers' Association of America (BBWAA) votes on who it thinks is the most valuable player in each league (American, National). Let's reminisce about some '90s greats.

Lines are often essential in most sports in order to establish the rules of the game. Here is a list of terms with "line" in them that you can find in various games.

This quiz will explain the common - and a few not so common - signals used by cricket umpires. These signals are primarily to the scorers but also provide key information to the spectators. How many do you recognize?

All of these men have been considered World Champions in the game of squash, by winning either the British Open (before 1976) or the World Open title. Match each to the country they represented at the time.

The Ryder Cup of 2025, between Europe and the USA, was held in September at Bethpage on Long Island, New York. Each team has twelve players and your task is to identify the twelve players who made up the European team.

Like many sports, squash rackets uses some terminology that makes a lot more sense to the cognoscenti than the uninitiated listener. Can you match each of these terms with its meaning?

This is a quiz of where Red Sox players were born. See how much you know about the Sox.

These ten numbers adorn the right field facade at Fenway Park. Can you identify the legendary Red Sox players they represent?

Can you tell a beamer from a bouncer, or a maiden from a Mankad? This quiz will test your cricketing vocabulary.