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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-26 · 10 entries checked · 5 flagged · 7 issues confirmed · 5 corrected · 2 still open
Handball — The entry states 'The International Handball Federation had 209 member federations as of 2016', but the IHF had 197 member federations as of 2016.
High jump — The entry states that Javier Sotomayor's 1993 world record of 2.45 m is not the longest-standing record in men's high jump history, and that distinction belongs to Brumel's 2.28 m mark from 1963. This is factually incorrect: Brumel's record stood from 1963 to
Hurdling — The entry incorrectly states that a 3-step pattern is used for low hurdles, when the 3-step pattern is standard for high hurdles (men's 110m and women's 100m hurdles), not low hurdles.
Hurdling — The entry incorrectly claims that 30 inches is the lowest hurdle height, but the lowest standard hurdle height is 27 inches (used in some youth events).
Rugby league — The first Women's Rugby League World Cup was held in 2000, but it was won by Great Britain, not New Zealand.
Rugby league — Wheelchair rugby league does not permit forward passes; forward passes are illegal.
Rugby sevens — The entry states that finals were 10-minute halves until the 2016–2017 season, when World Rugby changed them to 7-minute halves. In reality, World Rugby changed the final match duration from 10-minute halves to 7-minute halves starting with the 2017–2018 seaso
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