Sports and Indian Cricket Quiz

Squash has historically not been included in the Olympic Games program, despite multiple bids for inclusion.

Kabaddi is often described as having the spirit of rebirth because a player who is 'out' can return to the game when their team scores a point.

Rugby Union is played with 15 players per side, while Football, Hockey, and Cricket are traditionally played with 11 players per side.

Saina Nehwal is a world-famous Indian badminton player who has won an Olympic bronze medal.

Karnam Malleswari became the first Indian woman to win an Olympic medal when she won bronze in weightlifting at the 2000 Sydney Olympics.

A standard field hockey team consists of 11 players on the field at any given time, including the goalkeeper. The other options do not represent the standard team size for this sport.

In standard indoor or outdoor Kabaddi, each team has 7 players on the court at the start of the match. Other numbers do not match the official rules of the game.

Wasim Akram is widely recognized as one of the highest wicket-takers in ODI history. Muttiah Muralitharan holds the top spot, and Akram is consistently ranked among the top few.

Kumar Sangakkara is one of the highest run-scorers in ODI history, sitting behind Sachin Tendulkar. The ranking of run-scorers is a well-documented cricket statistic.

Milkha Singh, the legendary Indian sprinter, is famously known as the Flying Sikh. This title was bestowed upon him by General Ayub Khan after a race in Pakistan.

Kamaljit Sandhu became the first Indian woman to win an individual gold medal at the Asian Games in 1970 in the 400m race. P.T. Usha is famous for many achievements, but Sandhu holds this specific historical record.

Mohun Bagan AC (option A has a typo 'MOhan') is the oldest football club in India, founded in 1889. It's also one of the oldest in Asia. East Bengal was founded later in 1920. Mohammedan SC (option D has a typo 'Mohemmedan') was founded in 1891, making it the second-oldest.

K. Srikkanth was India's highest run-scorer in the 1983 World Cup final against the West Indies, scoring 38 runs. Kapil Dev was the captain but didn't bat prominently in the final. M. Amarnath scored crucial runs but fewer than Srikkanth. Ravi Shastri was a lower-order batsman.