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Impress your friends with these sporty facts!
The five Olympic rings represent the five continents linked together in friendship.
Each year around 42,000 tennis balls are used at Wimbledon.
Netball posts measure 2.4m (8ft) for Under 9's, 2.7m (9ft) for under 11's and regulation height 3m (10ft).
In the 1860's, when hockey was starting to grow in popularity, the ball used to play the sport was a solid cube of black rubber.
Hockey gets its name from the French word 'hocquet' which means shepherd's crook.
Golf is the only sport that has been played on the moon, having been done so on 6th February 1971 by Alan Shepard.
The first century in Test cricket was scored by Charlie Bannerman of Australia in 1877.
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