Q. Which two counties did Anil Kumble play for?

Correct Answer

Northamptonshire & Leicestershire

More Questions on Sports

  • Q. Ezra Cup’ is associated with which sports ?
    A)Rowing
    B)Polo
    C)Football
    D)Hockey
    Answer: Polo
  • Q. With which sport the term ‘caddie’ is associated ?
    A)Golf
    B)Bridge
    C)Polo
    D)Billiards
    Answer: Golf
  • Q. To which sport, Santosh Trophy is related?
    A)Football
    B)Basketball
    C)Hockey
    D)Badminton
    Answer: Football
  • Q. When are the 19th Commonwealth Games scheduled to be held in Delhi ?
    A)November, 2009
    B)October, 2010
    C)December, 2008
    D)February, 2011
    Answer: October, 2010
  • Q. When was the first Olympics organized?
    A)324 BC
    B)212 BC
    C)776 BC
    D)896 BC
    Answer: 776 BC
  • Q. Who was the captain of Indian hockey team that won the first Olympic gold medal in Amsterdam in 1928 ?
    A)Jaipal Singh
    B)Laibon Khan
    C)Dhyanchand
    D)Krishna Lal
    Answer: Jaipal Singh
  • Q. Chris Evert’s name is associated with which sports?
    A)Swimming
    B)Skating
    C)Tennis
    D)Shooting
    Answer: Tennis
  • Q. The first Olympic Games were held in which year ?
    A)676 BC
    B)776 BC
    C)766 BC
    D)667 BC
    Answer: 776 BC
  • Q. Which of the following T-20 rules is not correct
    A)Bowling team will be given 5 runs as the penalty on the batting team if its batsman failed to reach the crease aft.er the dismissal of a batsman.
    B)One bowler can bowl 6 overs.
    C)Each innings time limit is 75 minute.
    D)Field restrictions will be on for 6 overs.
    Answer: One bowler can bowl 6 overs.
  • Q. Crame Trophy Tennis final held in May 2003 was played between
    A)John McEnore and David Rickle
    B)Boris Becker and John McEnroe
    C)Leander Paes and David Rickle
    D)Boris Becker and Leander Paes
    Answer: Boris Becker and John McEnroe
  • Q. What was the theme of the 2016 Rio Olympics ?
    A)World peace and Environment
    B)Nothing can be achieved without peace
    C)Peace for inner soul
    D)Live sports, live freedom
    Answer: World peace and Environment
  • Q. Track and field star Carl Lewis won how many gold medals at the 1984 Olympic games?
    A)Three
    B)Four
    C)Two
    D)Eight
    Answer: Four
  • Q. The “Thomas Cup” is associated with :
    A)Lawn Tennis
    B)Badminton
    C)Table Tennis
    D)Billiards
    Answer: Badminton
  • Q. The Headquarters of the proposed National Sports University (as per the National Sports University Ordinance, 2018) will be set up in –
    A)Manipur
    B)Kerala
    C)Chhattisgarth
    D)West Bengal
    Answer: Manipur
  • Q. Stripped of his heavyweight title in 1967 for refusing induction into the U.S. military, Muhammad Ali regained the heavyweight championship on October 30, 1974, in Kinshasa, Zaire with an eighth-round knockout of which prizefighter?
    A)Joe Frazier
    B)Leon Spinks
    C)George Foreman
    D)Sputnik
    Answer: George Foreman
  • Q. Name the Indian Chess player who has broken the World Record by finishing the game in first twelve moves?
    A)Champa Bose
    B)Sakunthala Devi
    C)Vishwanathan Anand
    D)Praveen Thipsey
    Answer: Vishwanathan Anand
  • Q. When was Amateur Athletics Federation of India established?
    A)1946
    B)1956
    C)1936
    D)1966
    Answer: 1946
  • Q. Ashes’ is the term associates with which sports?
    A)Cricket
    B)Hockey
    C)Basketball
    D)Volleyball
    Answer: Cricket
  • Q. What is the middle name of Deep Dasgupta?
    A)Jogan
    B)Chandar
    C)Karan
    D)Biplab
    Answer: Biplab
  • Q. The first Asian Games were held in –
    A)Tokyo
    B)Jakarta
    C)Manila
    D)New Delhi
    Answer: New Delhi

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