WWE Wrestling and Cricket Quiz

MS Dhoni scored his legendary 183* against Sri Lanka in Jaipur on October 31, 2005. This remains the highest individual score by a wicketkeeper in ODI history and one of the greatest innings in Indian cricket. The match was played at the Sawai Mansingh Stadium in Jaipur, not the other cities listed.

Anil Kumble bowled his final delivery in Test cricket to Matthew Hayden on November 2, 2008, at Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi. This was during his final Test match against Australia. Hayden was the batsman facing Kumble's last ball, while Ricky Ponting was at the non-striker's end. Kumble retired after this match with 619 Test wickets.

Harbhajan Singh took his 300th Test wicket by dismissing Ricky Ponting during the 2008-2009 Border-Gavaskar Trophy series. This was a significant milestone in Harbhajan's career. Ponting has been dismissed by Harbhajan multiple times, making this a notable wicket to reach the 300-wicket club.

Rahul Dravid completed his 10,000 Test runs at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chepauk, Chennai. This milestone came during a Test match against South Africa in 2005-06. Dravid became only the third Indian at that time (after Sunil Gavaskar and Sachin Tendulkar) to achieve this feat. The Chennai crowd gave him a standing ovation.

Courtney Walsh became the first bowler in cricket history to reach 500 Test wickets, achieving this milestone in 2001 against South Africa. While Muralidaran and Warne also surpassed 500 wickets, they did so after Walsh had already set the record.

Yuvraj Singh hit the famous six sixes in an over off Stuart Broad in the 2007 T20 World Cup, but the longest six of the tournament was actually hit off Brett Lee. This six was measured at 119 meters and landed on the roof of the stadium.

The 1996 Cricket World Cup was hosted jointly by India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. The trophy was presented to Sri Lankan captain Arjuna Ranatunga by Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto at the final in Lahore.

Chaminda Vaas became the first Sri Lankan to take 400 ODI wickets, achieving this milestone when he dismissed Yuvraj Singh during the 2008 Asia Cup. This was a significant achievement in Sri Lankan cricket history.

Gautam Gambhir scored his first Test double century (218 runs) against Australia at the Feroz Shah Kotla stadium in Delhi in 2008. This was a significant milestone in his Test career. The other stadiums listed are venues where he played notable innings but not his first double hundred.

Dwayne Smith played for Somerset in the inaugural Champions League Twenty20 tournament in 2009. Somerset was one of the English county teams that qualified for and participated in the first edition of this tournament. The other options represent different teams but not Smith's Champions League team.

Jason Krejza dismissed Sourav Ganguly for a duck in his final Test innings during the India-Australia Test series in 2008. This was Ganguly's last Test match at his home ground Eden Gardens. Krejza, an Australian off-spinner, took this significant wicket to end Ganguly's distinguished Test career.

Stone Cold Steve Austin's 'Stone Cold Stunner' is widely regarded as one of the most popular and iconic finishing moves in WWE history, particularly for its crowd reaction and effectiveness in key storylines during the Attitude Era.

In WWE storyline continuity, Kane is indeed portrayed as The Undertaker's half-brother. This storyline was introduced in 1997 and has been a central part of both characters' histories in professional wrestling. The other options are incorrect: Shawn Michaels is a rival-turned-ally, The Rock is a different top star, and Boogy Man is a separate character.

Hell's Gate, The Undertaker's submission finisher (a modified gogoplata), was briefly banned by WWE in 2007 after a segment where it appeared to cause legitimate injury to an opponent. The move was reinstated later with modified execution. This makes it the correct answer. Tombstone, Last Ride, and Choke Slam are also his signature moves but were never banned.

Billy Gunn (spelled as 'Billy Gun' in the option) was indeed the missing male member of D-Generation X (DX) alongside Triple H, Shawn Michaels, and X-Pac during the group's 1990s run. The spelling 'Gun' instead of 'Gunn' is a typo but doesn't change the answer's correctness. The other options are incorrect: Morgan, Bulldog (British Bulldog), and Hitman (Bret Hart) were not DX members.

Eddie Guerrero and Chyna were involved in a romantic storyline in WWE during 2000-2001. Chyna was portrayed as Eddie's love interest during his Latino Heat gimmick phase, including a period where she managed him. This makes Chyna the correct answer. Debra was associated with Steve Austin, Jacqueline had other storylines, and Beth Phoenix came later.