Cricket History and Facts

This is the correct option. Rest team was not included in the Quadrangular tournament.

If the antecedent is in the past indefinite, the subsequent must be in the present perfect. 

It is correct answer.Solution: Total Seats = cSeats in front section = a (i.e 1/5*c)a = c/5 Seats sold in front section = 5/6*a = (5/6*c/5) = c/6Seats unsold in front section = c/5 - c/6 = c/30Total seats sold = 3/4*cTotal seats unsold = c/4Fraction of seats unsold in front section = 2c/15

Ajit Wadekar

The sentence requires a noun form to complete the phrase 'with great ________.' 'Force' as a noun means strength or power used in an action. 'Forces' would be plural, 'forced' is a verb/adjective, and 'corcing' appears to be a typographical error.

Gautam Ganbhir was appointed as the captain of India's ODI team for West Indies tour.

The Indian Cricket League (ICL) was a private cricket league launched in 2007 by the Essel Group, headed by Subhash Chandra (Zee Entertainment). It was an unauthorized Twenty20 league that ran parallel to the BBL but eventually folded. The Essel Group diversified into sports entertainment through this venture.

The final of IPL-3 was played in Mumbai in June 2010.

Sachin Tendulkar is the correct answer.

(Both): Conjunction ''and'' is preceded by ''both'' and ''both'' is used for two people or things.

Virender Sehwag won the ICC Test Batting Performance of the Year award. The question appears to have a typo ('circinfo' instead of 'ICC'). This award recognizes exceptional batting performances in Test cricket.

In 2005, the ICC Sir Garfield Sobers Trophy (Player of the Year) was jointly awarded to Andrew Flintoff and Jacques Kallis - a unique tie in the award's history. This was during the period of ICC's annual cricket awards.

BCCI (Board of Control for Cricket in India) is the governing body for cricket in India and organizes the IPL (Indian Premier League), which is a professional Twenty20 cricket league. ICL (Indian Cricket League) was a private league that operated briefly, and BPL refers to the Bangladesh Premier League.