Cricket and Tennis Quiz

Wembley Stadium in London has been the traditional venue for FA Cup semi-finals and finals since 1923 (with exceptions during stadium rebuilding). The current Wembley Stadium hosts these major English football fixtures.

This question references a person born on July 8, 1914. Without context about who 'HE' refers to, I cannot verify the accuracy. The claimed answer is A.

"One More Over" is an autobiography written by E.A.S. Prasanna, one of India's legendary spin bowlers. The book chronicles his experiences in international cricket and provides insights into the game during his era.

Vijay Hazare captained India to her first Test victory against England in Madras (now Chennai) in 1952. This was a historic moment for Indian cricket, coming 20 years after India played her first Test match.

M.L. Jaisimha was the first Indian batsman to bat on all five days of a Test match, achieving this feat against England in Calcutta (now Kolkata) in 1960. He remained unbeaten at the end of each day's play.

Kapil Dev's autobiography 'Straight from the Heart' was published in 1987, chronicling his journey from a young cricketer to becoming the captain who led India to its first World Cup victory in 1983. The book provides insights into his iconic career, including the famous Natwest Trophy final and his personal struggles.

Virender Sehwag became the first Indian batsman to score a triple century in Test cricket when he hammered 309 runs against Pakistan in Multan during March 2004. This record-breaking innings surpassed all previous Indian batting milestones and established Sehwag's reputation as an aggressive opener.

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) was formed in December 1928 in Madras (now Chennai) to govern and promote cricket across India. It replaced the Calcutta Cricket Club and was initially registered as a society before becoming the powerful sporting body it is today.