Only one bowler has taken all ten wickets in an innings on three occasions-Alfred ‘Tich’ Freeman of Kent, 1929-31.

Owen Morse (USA) ran 100 m while juggling three objects in a time of 11.68 sec in 1989.

Highest breaks The fastest 147 in a professional tournament is 5min 20sec by Ronnie O’Sullivan during the 1997 World Championships at Sheffield on 21 April.

Owen Morse (US) ran 100m whilst juggling five objects in a time of 13.8 sec in 1988.

On 20 March 2009, in Maryland, USA, Kyle Waters scored a record 34 goals without return in NHL 94. Kyle achieved the feat on the SEGA Genesis version in regular season mode with 10-minute periods. Featured in Guinness World Records Gamer”s Edition 2010

The highest margin of victory record for NHLPA Hockey 93 on the SNES was set by Rudy Ferretti on 14 November 2006. Ferretti’s margin of victory was 13-points in a game of 10-minute periods and with Ferretti able to pick any teams.

The highest winning margin in NHL 98 (SNES) was set by Rudy Ferretti on 14 November 2006, when he managed to beat a computer-controlled opponent on the SNES version of NHL 98 by a 13-point margin. The game was played with 10-minute periods. Ferretti was allowed to pick any teams.

The highest margin of victory in a 10-minute per period game of NHL 94 (played in regular season mode) is 16, achieved on 21 August 2006 by Terence O’Neil (USA).

The most free throws scored in an NBA game is 28 by Wilt Chamberlain (USA) for the Philadelphia 76ers against the New York Knicks on 2 March 1962 and Adrian Dantley (USA) for the Utah Jazz against the Houston Rockets on 5 January 1984 Chamberlain achieved his 28 free throws from 32 attempts whereas Adrian Dantley achieved his record from 29 attempts.

The National Hockey League (NHL) record for longest suspension is 30 games given to Chris Simon (Canada) of the New York Islanders (USA) as punishment for stepping on the leg of Pittsburgh”s Jarkko Ruutu (Finland) with his skate on 15 December 2007. Simon also owns the second most severe suspension of 25 games for a slashing incident against Ryan Hollweg (USA) on 8 March 2007.