OCTOBER UPDATE

1st November 2023 Quiz Master John 0

Three questions decided since your last update 1)the RL Grand Final seems always an either/or question. 2023 was Wigan’s turn 2)Bob Brewer reports on the World Cup Final, retained by South Africa. 3)The baseball World Series is still ongoing and Neil Dewhurst will report next time but our  question is [ … click here to read more … ]

Two Southern Giants

1st November 2023 Quiz Master John 0

All the talk of a Northern Hemisphere whitewash came to nothing. In the end it was the usual story, a tantalising clash between two Southern Hemisphere giants, both seeking a record fourth final victory. English presence will be from Wayne Barnes, Matthew Carley and Karl Dixon, with Tom Foley the [ … click here to read more … ]

TEARING IT UP

5th September 2023 Quiz Master John 0

TEARING IT UP Tear up your list of former winners of the Women’s World Cup for all four previous winners failed to make the semis. Tear up the current world rankings as Olympic champions Canada(No 7)go out in the group stages as did Germany(No 2)and Brazil(No 8).The USA limped into [ … click here to read more … ]

The Diamonds win again

10th August 2023 Quiz Master John 0

The 2023 Netball World Cup was held for the first time in South Africa. Contested every four years, it is the premier competition in international netball. Sixteen nations contested the title and after two group stage rounds, the top four teams in the world, England, Jamaica, Australia and New Zealand, predictably [ … click here to read more … ]

This One Wasn’t Rigged

7th August 2023 Quiz Master John 0

The experiment of holding a unified Cycling World Championships has been a triumph and the blue ribbon event, the men’s elite road race did not disappoint. Glasgow was magnificent. The technical street circuit took the riders through a succession of climbs and corners designed to show us all the magnificence [ … click here to read more … ]

OH NO

28th July 2023 Quiz Master John 0

OH NO 19)Oh no Ons writes Nigel Anderton.The narrative was surely set. After battling past giant opponents with considerable skill and nerve, Ons Jabeur would put the disappointment of last year’s final defeat behind her. She would become the first African player to win a Wimbledon singles title. Only Marketa [ … click here to read more … ]