Cricket Organizations, Stadiums & India-Sri Lanka T20 Series

Yuvraj Singh took 3 wickets in the second T20 match between India and Sri Lanka. This was part of the cricket series where he contributed with both bat and ball.

Yuvraj Singh celebrated his birthday on December 5 during the India-Sri Lanka T20 series. His birthday coincided with the second T20 match being played.

Amit Mishra played the first T20 match for India in this series but was dropped for the second match, with Pragyan Ojha replacing him as the spinner option. The question likely refers to this selection change between matches.

In the first T20 match between India and Sri Lanka in this series, Sri Lanka defeated India by 29 runs. This margin of victory is the answer being tested.

India won the second T20 match against Sri Lanka by hitting a six off the final ball. Yuvraj Singh, who had scored his birthday during this match, likely hit the winning runs in dramatic fashion.

The ACA-VDCA Stadium is located in Visakhapatnam (also spelled Vishakapatnam). It is a prominent cricket stadium in Andhra Pradesh that hosts international and domestic matches. The association with ACA (Andhra Cricket Association) confirms its location.

Feroz Shah Kotla Stadium is located in New Delhi. It is one of India's oldest international cricket stadiums and has hosted many historic matches. The stadium is named after the 14th-century fort complex nearby.

The Madhav Rao Scindia Cricket Ground is located in Rajkot, Gujarat. It is named after the prominent political figure and has hosted international cricket matches. Rajkot is known for its cricket enthusiasm.

The M.A. Chidambaram Stadium, commonly known as Chepauk, is located in Chennai. It is one of India's oldest and most iconic cricket stadiums, known for its spin-friendly pitches and passionate cricket fans.

Chinnaswamy Stadium is located in Bangalore (now Bengaluru), Karnataka. It is one of India's premier cricket venues and home to the Karnataka State Cricket Association. The other options - Chennai, Mumbai, and Lucknow - have different stadiums.

The International Cricket Council (ICC) headquarters moved from London to Dubai in 2005. This relocation was driven by tax benefits and Dubai's strategic location between cricket-playing nations. London was the previous headquarters, while Mumbai and Sydney were never ICC headquarters.

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is headquartered in Mumbai, specifically at the Cricket Centre in the Wankhede Stadium complex. Mumbai has been the administrative base of Indian cricket since BCCI's formation. Chennai, New Delhi, and Bangalore are major cricket centers but not BCCI headquarters.

The Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) is based at Lord's Cricket Ground in London. MCC is the world's most famous cricket club and is the custodian of the Laws of Cricket. Manchester, Birmingham, and The Oval are other major English cricket venues but not MCC's home.

MCC most likely refers to the Melbourne Cricket Club, one of the oldest and most prestigious sporting clubs in Australia. The club is based at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, making Melbourne the correct answer.