History and Sport The Story of Cricket

The tournaments were played by four Indian teams representing four different religions The tournaments were played in four different regions The tournaments were played in four different cities in India The tournament was played in four corners of the playing field. Batsman Bowler Fielder None of the options 1932 1930 1931 1934 Pakistan England India West Indies To establish friendship between nations News of cricket hits newspaper headlines Cricketers are seen as ambassadors Game represents the unity of India Triangular Quadrangular Angular Pentangular By organising large number of matches Through patronage from rich industrialists By selling television rights to television companies None of the above 1972 1973 1974 1975 Bombay Madras Bangalore Calcutta The weight of the ball and the width of the bat were specified The first leg-before law was published in 1774 The third stump became common, and the first six seam cricket ball was created All the above 1760 1787 1788 1895 Cricket matches had no time limit Vagueness of the size of the cricket ground Cricket’s most important tools are all made of pre-industrial materials All the above Needy Entertainers Professionals Commons The Parsis complained that the public park was left unfit for cricket because the polopolies of the Gymkhana Club dug up the surface The colonial authorities were prejudiced in favour of their own White compatriots The White cricket elite in India offered no help to the enthusiastic Parsis All the above In 1754 In 1764 In 1744 In 1756 In 1980 In 1880 In 1780 In 1680 Len Hutten W.C. Grace David Hutton David Gover Type of fur Type of cricket ball Type of the bat used by batsman Cap usually worn on one side International Cricket Council International Cricket Co-operative Nation International Cricket Confeder-ation Imperial Cricket Council

South Africa, Zimbabwe

Australia, New Zealand

West Indies, Kenya

All the above