1.
Which country hosted the 2006 ICC Champions Trophy?
Correct Answer
D. India
Explanation
India hosted the 2006 ICC Champions Trophy. The ICC Champions Trophy is a prestigious international cricket tournament held every four years. In 2006, India was chosen as the host country for the tournament. This decision was made based on various factors such as infrastructure, facilities, and the popularity of cricket in India. Hosting the tournament provided an opportunity for India to showcase its cricketing prowess and attract global attention to the sport.
2.
Which country won the ICC Champions Trophy in 2009?
Correct Answer
B. Australia
Explanation
Australia won the ICC Champions Trophy in 2009. They emerged as the champions by defeating New Zealand in the final. Australia's strong performance throughout the tournament, with consistent batting and bowling, led them to victory. Their team displayed exceptional skills and teamwork, which allowed them to clinch the title.
3.
Who was adjudged the "ICC Cricketer of the Year" in 2010?
Correct Answer
A. Sachin Tendulkar
Explanation
In 2010, Sachin Tendulkar was adjudged the "ICC Cricketer of the Year". This recognition is given to the player who has performed exceptionally well in international cricket throughout the year. Tendulkar, being one of the greatest cricketers of all time, had an outstanding year in 2010, scoring heavily in both Test matches and One Day Internationals. He amassed a total of 1,564 runs in 10 Test matches at an average of 78.20, including seven centuries. Additionally, he scored 1,064 runs in 17 One Day Internationals at an average of 60.80, with five centuries. Tendulkar's consistent and exceptional performances made him deserving of this prestigious award.
4.
Who was appointed the Chief Selector of the Indian Cricket team in 2008?
Correct Answer
A. Krishnamachari Srikkanth
Explanation
Krishnamachari Srikkanth was appointed as the Chief Selector of the Indian Cricket team in 2008.
5.
Which of the following countries did Craig McDermott represent in cricket?
Correct Answer
B. Australia
Explanation
Craig McDermott represented Australia in cricket. This can be inferred from the fact that Australia is the only country mentioned in the answer choices, and McDermott's representation in cricket is being asked.
6.
How is cricketer Kirtivardhan Bhagwat Jha Azad popularly known?
Correct Answer
D. Kirti Azad
Explanation
Kirtivardhan Bhagwat Jha Azad is popularly known as Kirti Azad.
7.
How many runs did Sachin score in his ODI(LOI)debut ?
Correct Answer
B. 0
Explanation
This was against Pakistan.
8.
What would happen if a player fielded the ball with his cap?
Correct Answer
A. Batsman gets 5 runs
Explanation
If a player fielded the ball with his cap, it would be considered as a boundary, and the batsman would be awarded 5 runs. This is because fielding the ball with any part of the player's attire, other than their hand, is considered an illegal fielding action. In such cases, the umpire signals a boundary, and the batsman is awarded 5 runs.
9.
A batsman is given out before he has stepped onto the field. What could he have done wrong?
Correct Answer
B. He took more than 2 minutes to come inside ground
Explanation
The batsman could have been given out before stepping onto the field because he took more than 2 minutes to come inside the ground. This could be considered a violation of the rules, as there may be a time limit for the batsman to take the field. This delay could disrupt the flow of the game and cause unnecessary delays.
10.
Batsman is caught in slips, umpire signals a no ball, batsman does not realize and keeps walking out of crease and the fielder takes the bails off. What happens ?
Correct Answer
A. Batsman is declared out
Explanation
The batsman is declared out because once the umpire signals a no ball, the ball is considered dead and any subsequent actions, such as the fielder taking the bails off, are irrelevant. Therefore, the batsman is still considered to be out.
11.
Which former Indian cricketer was an Army Colonel?
Correct Answer
B. Hemu Adhikari
Explanation
Hemu Adhikari is the correct answer because he was not only a former Indian cricketer but also served as an Army Colonel. He played as a wicket-keeper for the Indian cricket team and later joined the Indian Army, where he reached the rank of Colonel. His dual career in both cricket and the army makes him the correct answer to the question.
12.
Who has the highest score with 194(not out)?
Correct Answer
D. Charles Coventry
Explanation
Among the given options, Charles Coventry has the highest score of 194 not out.
13.
What is the highest score of Rahul Dravid in ODI matches?
Correct Answer
A. 153
Explanation
Rahul Dravid's highest score in ODI matches is 153.
14.
Who was the wicket-keeper of the Indian Cricket Team during the World Cup 2003 tournament?
Correct Answer
C. Rahul Dravid
Explanation
Rahul Dravid was the wicket-keeper of the Indian Cricket Team during the World Cup 2003 tournament.
15.
In which year were the World Cup matches reduced to 50 overs from the previous 60 overs?
Correct Answer
D. 1987
Explanation
In 1987, the World Cup matches were reduced to 50 overs from the previous 60 overs.
16.
Which cricketer has scored the most ducks at the World Cup ?
Correct Answer
C. K Srikkanth
Explanation
K Srikkanth has scored the most ducks at the World Cup.
17.
Who was the highest wicket taker for India during the historic 1993 Prudential World Cup held in England?
Correct Answer
D. Roger Binny
Explanation
Roger Binny was the highest wicket taker for India during the 1993 Prudential World Cup held in England.
18.
India's first win in a World Cup match was against?
Correct Answer
A. West Indies
Explanation
India's first win in a World Cup match was against West Indies. This victory marked a significant milestone for Indian cricket as it was their first-ever win in the prestigious tournament. The match took place in 1983, during the third edition of the Cricket World Cup. India, under the captaincy of Kapil Dev, defeated the mighty West Indies team, who were the reigning champions at that time. This historic win not only boosted the morale of the Indian team but also brought a sense of pride and recognition to Indian cricket on the global stage.
19.
During the 'Wills World Cup' of 1996, India was eliminated at the stage of
Correct Answer
B. Semi-Finals
Explanation
During the 'Wills World Cup' of 1996, India was eliminated at the stage of Semi-Finals. This means that India reached the Semi-Finals but unfortunately did not advance further. The Semi-Finals is the stage of the tournament where the top four teams compete for a spot in the Finals. India's elimination at this stage indicates that they were one of the top four teams in the tournament but were unable to secure a place in the Finals.
20.
How much did Sunil Gavaskar score for India in its very first World Cup match played against England in 1975?
Correct Answer
A. 36 off 174 balls
Explanation
Sunil Gavaskar scored 36 runs off 174 balls in India's very first World Cup match against England in 1975.
21.
Whats the length of a "pitch" (from wicket to wicket)
Correct Answer
C. 22 yards
Explanation
The length of a pitch in cricket is 22 yards. This is the distance between the two wickets, which are placed at either end of the pitch. The pitch is the area where the bowler delivers the ball and the batsman tries to score runs. It is a crucial measurement in the game of cricket and is standardized across all formats of the sport.
22.
Against which team did Brett Lee take a hattrick in ODI's?
Correct Answer
E. Kenya
Explanation
Brett Lee took a hattrick in ODI's against Kenya.
23.
Who was invited along with Don Bradman to Sachin's birthday 2009?
Correct Answer
A. Shane Warne
Explanation
Shane Warne was invited along with Don Bradman to Sachin's birthday in 2009.
24.
First Men's cricket worldcup was held in 1975...but when was the first women's cricket world cup held in england.
Correct Answer
B. 1973
Explanation
The first women's cricket world cup was held in England in 1973.
25.
When was the 1st edition of T20 World Cup played?
Correct Answer
B. 2007
Explanation
The first edition of the T20 World Cup was played in 2007.
26.
W L Murdoch scored the first ever test double century in what year?
Correct Answer
C. 1884
Explanation
In 1884, W L Murdoch scored the first ever test double century.
27.
In what season was "Stumpcam" introduced?
Correct Answer
D. 1988-89
28.
Ian Botham made the fastest ever test double century against India in 1982. How many balls did it take?
Correct Answer
C. 220
Explanation
Ian Botham made the fastest ever test double century against India in 1982, taking 220 balls. This means that he reached a score of 200 runs in the fewest number of deliveries compared to any other player in test cricket history.
29.
Who is the first Indian to take hat trick?
Correct Answer
B. Chetan sharma
Explanation
Chetan Sharma is the first Indian cricketer to take a hat trick in international cricket. He achieved this feat during a match against New Zealand in 1987. Sharma dismissed Ken Rutherford, Ian Smith, and Ewen Chatfield off consecutive deliveries to become the first Indian to accomplish a hat trick.
30.
Where did India play its 1st one day international match?
Correct Answer
B. Headingley
Explanation
India played its first one day international match at Headingley.
31.
Where did the 1st ODI match was played in India?
Correct Answer
B. Ahmedabad
Explanation
The 1st ODI match was played in Ahmedabad.
32.
Which was the 1st non Test playing country to beat India in an international match?
Correct Answer
B. Sri Lanka
Explanation
Sri Lanka was the first non-Test playing country to beat India in an international match. This victory came in 1979 during the ICC World Cup. Sri Lanka, who had recently been granted Test status, defeated India by 47 runs in a group stage match. This win was a significant milestone for Sri Lankan cricket and marked the beginning of their rise in international cricket.
33.
Who was the first captain of Indian Test team?
Correct Answer
C. C K Nayudu
Explanation
C K Nayudu was the first captain of the Indian Test team. He led the team in their first-ever Test match against England in 1932. Nayudu was a prominent cricketer and played a crucial role in the development of Indian cricket. He was known for his aggressive batting style and was considered one of the finest batsmen of his time. Nayudu's leadership skills and contribution to Indian cricket make him the correct answer for the first captain of the Indian Test team.
34.
Who was Muralitharan's victim when he broke the world record of getting the highest wickets in Test Cricket?
Correct Answer
B. Paul Collingwood
Explanation
Muralitharan's victim when he broke the world record of getting the highest wickets in Test Cricket was Paul Collingwood.
35.
Against which team Mahela Jayawardene and Kumar Sangakkara made the record of the Highest Partnership in Test Cricket?
Correct Answer
E. South Africa
Explanation
Mahela Jayawardene and Kumar Sangakkara made the record of the Highest Partnership in Test Cricket against South Africa.
36.
In how many balls was the fastest half century scored in T\20 Cricket?
Correct Answer
D. 12
Explanation
The correct answer is 12. This means that the fastest half century in T20 cricket was scored in just 12 balls. This is an impressive feat, as it indicates that the batsman was able to score 50 runs in a very short amount of time, showcasing their exceptional batting skills and ability to hit boundaries consistently. Scoring a half century in such a short number of balls requires a high level of skill, timing, and power.
37.
Who has got the record of taking most wickets in a calendar year?
Correct Answer
E. Shane Warne
Explanation
Shane Warne has the record for taking the most wickets in a calendar year.
38.
What was the speed of the fastest cricket ball?
Correct Answer
D. 161.2 kmph
Explanation
The speed of the fastest cricket ball was 161.2 kmph.
39.
Select player archive 200 runs in ODI ?
Correct Answer
A. Sachin Tandulkar
Explanation
Sachin Tendulkar is the correct answer because he is the only player among the options who has scored more than 200 runs in a single ODI match. Tendulkar achieved this feat on February 24, 2010, against South Africa, scoring an unbeaten 200 runs off 147 balls. This was the first-ever double century scored in the history of ODI cricket.
40.
2003 World Cup which team India was defeated in the semi-finals
Correct Answer
C. KENYA
Explanation
In the 2003 World Cup, India was defeated by Kenya in the semi-finals.
41.
Whose middle name is "Middleton"?
Correct Answer
A. Chris Old
Explanation
The given question asks for the person whose middle name is "Middleton." The correct answer is Chris Old, as it is implied that Chris Old's middle name is Middleton.
42.
Which piece of, now banned cricket equipment did Denis Lillee use in a test match in 1979?
Correct Answer
C. Aluminium Bat
Explanation
In a test match in 1979, Denis Lillee used an aluminium bat, which is now banned cricket equipment.
43.
Which English County did Sir Ian Botham NOT represent?
Correct Answer
C. Glamorgan
Explanation
Sir Ian Botham did not represent Glamorgan as an English county. He played for Worcestershire, Durham, and Somerset during his cricket career. Glamorgan is a Welsh county, not an English one.
44.
Who achieved much fame and notoriety for consuming 52 cans of beer on a flight from Sydney to London for an Ashes series?
Correct Answer
C. David Boon
Explanation
David Boon achieved much fame and notoriety for consuming 52 cans of beer on a flight from Sydney to London for an Ashes series.
45.
Which England cricketer has scored the most ducks in his test career?
Correct Answer
A. Michael Atherton
Explanation
Michael Atherton has scored the most ducks in his test career among the given options. A duck in cricket refers to a batsman being dismissed without scoring any runs. Atherton, known for his defensive batting style, faced many challenging situations against strong bowling attacks throughout his career, resulting in him getting dismissed without scoring on multiple occasions. This contributed to him having the most ducks among the listed England cricketers.
46.
Which cricketer adopted his second middle name "Dylan" by deed poll in honour of his idol Bob Dylan?
Correct Answer
D. Bob Willis
Explanation
Bob Willis, the cricketer, adopted his second middle name "Dylan" by deed poll in honor of his idol Bob Dylan.
47.
Who won the IPL 2010?
Correct Answer
C. Chennai Super Kings
Explanation
Chennai Super Kings won the IPL 2010.
48.
Which team never wins ODI world cup?
Correct Answer
D. NewZealand
Explanation
New Zealand is the correct answer because they have never won the ODI World Cup. Although they have reached the final on multiple occasions, they have been unable to secure a victory.
49.
W L Murdoch scored the first ever test double century in what year?
Correct Answer
C. 1884
Explanation
In 1884, W L Murdoch scored the first ever test double century.
50.
Bill O'Reilly and Clarrie Grimmett played their last series together in what year?
Correct Answer
A. 1935-36
Explanation
Bill O'Reilly and Clarrie Grimmett played their last series together in the year 1935-36.