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Ellen White celebrates after scoring for England against Latvia.
Ellen White celebrates after scoring for England against Latvia. Photograph: Molly Darlington/Action Images/Reuters
Ellen White celebrates after scoring for England against Latvia. Photograph: Molly Darlington/Action Images/Reuters

Sports quiz of the week: England, the Ashes, Ralf Rangnick, F1 and chess

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  1. 1.The Ashes begins on Wednesday, when Australia will be hosting England in the first Test at the Gabba in Brisbane. When did England last win a Test match on the ground?
  2. 2.Who won the last Ashes series in 2019?
  3. 3.Magnus Carlsen and Ian Nepomniachtchi are currently battling it out in the World Chess Championship in Dubai. They are five games into the best-of-14 series. What has been the common theme in the five games so far?
  4. 4.Max Verstappen could win the Formula One world title this weekend if results go his way at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Who was the last driver other than Lewis Hamilton to win a world championship?
  5. 5.How many of the 20 teams in the Premier League have a positive goal difference this season?
  6. 6.England played Latvia in a Women’s World Cup qualifier this week. How many England players scored in the match?
  7. 7.England won that match 20-0, a new record for the women’s team. What is the men’s team’s biggest ever win?
  8. 8.Johanna Konta has retired from tennis. What was her best finish at a grand slam?
  9. 9.Ralf Rangnick will take charge of Manchester United for the first time when they play Crystal Palace at Old Trafford on Sunday. In which of these countries has Rangnick won a top tier league title as a manager?
  10. 10.Rangnick will be the sixth German to manage in the Premier League. Who was the first?

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