Cricket History and Tournaments

Correct answer is (3).

Sri Lanka won the 2008 Asia Cup by defeating India in the final.

India won the men's Junior Asia Cup Hockey Championship in 2008 by defeating Pakistan in the final.

The Indian women's hockey team secured the bronze medal at the Asian Women's Champions Trophy held in 2010.

Rahul Dravid reached the 10,000-run milestone in Test cricket during a match against South Africa in 2008 at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai.

Asia XI defeated Africa XI in the 2007 Afro-Asia Cup, winning the series 3-0.

Between 1975 and 2007, the Cricket World Cup was won by West Indies, India, Australia, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. South Africa had not won the tournament during this period.

Sri Lanka won the Asia Cup in 2008 by defeating India in the final match held in Karachi.

Pakistan won the Kitply Tri-Series held in Dhaka in June 2008 by defeating India in the final. The series also featured Bangladesh as the host nation.

The inaugural Commonwealth Basketball Championship was hosted by India in New Delhi in July 2010. It served as a test event for the 2010 Commonwealth Games.

The first Cricket World Cup was held in England in 1975.

India won the inaugural ICC World Twenty20 tournament held in South Africa in 2007 by defeating Pakistan in the final.

While Russia has a cricket federation, it is not a member of the International Cricket Council (ICC) that competes in international test or ODI cricket. The other listed countries are established cricketing nations.

India won the ONGC Nehru Cup (often referred to as the ONGC Cup) in 2007 by defeating Syria in the final match held in New Delhi.

Percy Sonn, who served as the ICC president from 2006 until his death in 2007, was a South African cricket administrator.