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1) Who won mixed doubles championship in Australian Open 2009? a) Marcelo Meto, Alize Cornet b) Daniel Nestor, Aleksandra Wozniak c) Lukas Dlouhy, Iveta Besenova d) Mahesh Bhupati, Sania Mirza 2) Who were runners up in mixed doubles championship in Australian Open 2009? a) Wesley Moodie, Patty Schnyder b) Jurgen Metzer, Dominika Cibulkova c) Tommy Robredo, Anabel Medina Garriques d) Andy Ram, Nathalie Dechy 3) Who won men’s doubles championship in Australian Open 2009? a) Mardy Fish, John Isner b) Simone Boleli, Andreas Seppi c) Michael Bryan, Robert Bryan d) Leander Paes, Lukas Dlouhy

1. When was Raymond Lindwall born? a) 14 February 1920 b) 10 June 1926 c) 3 October 1921 d) 9 September 1924 2. Where was Raymond Lindwall born? a) Brisbane b) Mascot c) Liverpool d) Bulsar 3. Where did Raymond Lindwall make Test debut? a) Durban b) Wellington c) Kanpur d) Perth

1) Where was Cricket World Cup 1992 held? a) England b) India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka c) Australia, New Zealand d) West Indies 2) How many teams participated in Cricket World Cup 1992? a) 12 b) 9 c) 10 d) 8 3) Which team played in Cricket World Cup for the first time in 1992? a) Zimbabwe b) Sri Lanka c) South Africa d) UAE

1. When was Dilip Sardesai born? a) 3 March 1945 b) 18 April 1942 c) 8 August 1940 d) 31 December 1948 2. Where was Dilip Sardesai born? a) Bombay b) Calcutta c) Margao d) Shembaganur 3. Where did Dilip Sardesai make Test debut? a) Salisbury b) Bridgetown c) Kanpur d) Hamilton

1. How many runs South Africa had scored when it lost two wickets in first Innings in Nagpur Test 2010? a) 0 b) 72 c) 6 d) 24 2. How many runs did South Africa score in first Innings in Nagpur Test 2010? a) 320 b) 558/6 decl. c) 329/8 decl. d) 494 3. Who conceded 140 runs and did not take any wicket in South Africa’s first Innings in Nagpur Test 2010? a) Amit Misra b) Ishant Sharma c) Irfan Pathan d) Yusuf Pathan

h2>Stockholm Olympics 1912 Quiz Questions (Figures of the Olympic Movement are considered official.) 1) Who declared the opening of Stockholm Olympics 1912? a) Olaf III b) Gustav V c) Harald IV d) Beatrice 2) Which was the opening date of Stockholm Olympics 1912? a) 5 May 1912 b) 3 June 1912 c) 27 April 1912 d) 12 December 1912 3) Which contest was not allowed by Sweden in Stockholm Olympics 1912? a) Boxing b) Wrestling c) Fencing d) Swimming

1. Where was Hockey World Cup 1998 held? a) Brussels b) Luxembourg c) Copenhagen d) Utrecht 2. Who was the experienced Indian goalkeeper dropped from the team for Hockey World Cup 1998 for asking money due to players? a) A. B. Subbaiah b) M. P. Ganesh c) Ashish Ballal d) Merwyn Fernandes 3. Which team India defeated 1-0 in a league match in Hockey World Cup 1998? a) Japan b) South Korea c) New Zealand d) Poland

1) Who declared the opening of Athens Olympics 1896? a) Pierre de Coubertin b) George I of Greece c) George V of UK d) Nicholas II of Russia 2) Who won triple jump on 6 April 1896 in Athens Olympics and became the first champion in modern Olympics? a) C. F. Andrews b) Ashley Mallet c) Paul Shehan d) James Connolly 3) What was the award to winners in Athens Olympics 1896? a) Gold medal b) Platinum medal c) Silver medal with olive branch d) Copper medal with olive oil 4) Who won the marathon in Athens Olympics 1896? a) ... Read more

1. What was Lala Amarnath’s real name? a) Prakash Amarnath b) Usman Khan c) Rajinder Singh d) Nanik Amarnath Bharadwaj 2. When was Lala Amarnath born? a) 4 January 1912 b) 7 May 1910 c) 11 September 1911 d) 29 November 1918 3. Where was Lala Amarnath born? a) Lahore b) Calcutta c) Kapurthala d) Ambala

1) Who was the first cricketer to hit a triple century in a Test and create a record for highest number of runs by an individual in a Test Innings? a) Andrew Sandham b) C. B. Fry c) Jack Hobbs d) Leary Constantine 2) Who broke the previous record by scoring 334 runs in a Test Innings? a) Donald George Bradman b) Hanif Mohammed c) Michael Colin Cowdrey d) Vijay Samuel Hazare 3) How many runs were scored by Leonard Hutton to create a new world record? a) 302 b) 336 c) 337 d) 364