Cricket, Football & Tennis Trivia

Fabio Capello's last club management position before becoming England head coach was with Real Madrid (2006-2007). He had previously managed Juventus and AC Milan, with Madrid being his final club appointment.

Sri Lanka holds the record for the highest innings total in T20I cricket, scoring 260/6 against Kenya in the inaugural 2007 World T20. This was a groundbreaking batting display that set an early benchmark for batting excellence in the shortest format.

Chris Gayle holds the record for the highest individual score in T20I cricket with his explosive 117 runs off 57 balls for the West Indies. This innings, played against South Africa in the inaugural 2007 World T20, showcased Gayle's destructive batting capability and set an early benchmark for individual excellence in the format.

Brendon McCullum scored the most runs in T20I career history among these options, accumulating 2,140 runs across 71 matches. His consistency as an opener and ability to accelerate innings made him the leading run-scorer in the early T20I era.

Ray Parlour was the only Arsenal player who successfully converted his penalty in the 2000 UEFA Cup final shootout against Galatasaray. While Vieira, Bergkamp, and Suker all missed their spot-kicks in the dramatic finale that Arsenal ultimately lost, Parlour kept his composure and scored his penalty.

David Warner holds the record for the second-fastest fifty in T20I cricket, reaching the milestone in just 18 balls. This blistering innings showcased Warner's aggressive batting style at the top of the order. Yuvraj Singh's famous 12-ball fifty remains the fastest, while others like Gambhir and Ashraful had notable but not record-breaking fifties.

Yuvraj Singh scored the most runs off a single over in T20I cricket when he hit 36 runs (6 sixes) off Stuart Broad's over in the 2007 World T20. This remains one of the most iconic batting displays in T20 history. While Ponting, Mubarak, and Misbah were capable batsmen, none achieved such a spectacular over in T20Is.

Tony Adams is the odd one out as he was a one-club man who spent his entire career at Arsenal, while the others either left for different clubs or joined Arsenal later. Alternatively, Adams was a central defender/center-back while Parlour was a midfielder, Seaman a goalkeeper, and Keown a defender - making the distinction less clear.

Kamran Akmal held the record for most dismissals in T20I career with 129 dismissals (catches and stumpings combined) for a period. While players like MS Dhoni, Adam Gilchrist, and Brendon McCullum had distinguished careers behind the stumps, Akmal's consistent wicket-keeping in the early T20I era gave him this statistical record among these options.

Chris Gayle holds the T20 record for most sixes in an innings, hitting 16 sixes for Royal Challengers Bangalore against Pune Warriors India in the 2013 IPL season. The question should ideally specify the format (T20) for clarity, but Gayle is the correct answer among the options provided.

This appears to be Arsenal-specific trivia with cryptic wording. 'Gunner' refers to Arsenal FC players. Among the options, Robin Van Persie was a prominent Arsenal player and captain, while Alex Song also played for Arsenal. The question likely refers to Van Persie being the only remaining player from Arsenal's 2003-04 'Invincibles' season at a certain point in time, but the phrasing is unclear.

Rafael Nadal won the 2008 Wimbledon Championships, defeating Roger Federer in what is widely considered one of the greatest tennis matches of all time. This was Nadal's first Wimbledon title and ended Federer's five-year reign at Wimbledon. The final lasted nearly 5 hours and finished in near darkness.