Anglo-Saxon sports quiz

Poetic name for England, also used as a nickname for the English national football team:

Event held in Scotland, including competitions such as 'caber toss' and 'weight throw':

At Wimbledon, the players play tennis on grass courts.

home circuit of the British Grand Prix Formula 1

Nickname of the South-African football team, meaning 'the Boys' (Zulu)

a baseball term: a batter can run past all four bases in one go, after a successful strike:

Playmaker in American Football. The crucial position in the team:

a tennis term, indicating that the opponent couldn't score a single point in a game:

Final of the American football season, the biggest sports event in the USA

an international multi-sport event, organised by the United Kingdom and its former colonies:

scoring three goals in a football match (same player):

Legendary English stadium, home of the English national football and rugby teams:

a race in which teammates take turns in running, swimming, etc:

Which is a rowing contest held on the river Thames?

The venue of the U.S. Open tennis tournament, part of a public park in New York:

Football, tennis and rugby all started in Britain.

Nickname of the Scottish football fans, referring to the fabric of the skirts they often wear