Cricket History and Facts

 This is the case of present perfect tense. In the above sentence 'who' relates to the 'players'. So, 'have been' will be used. 

Correct option is (4).

Sunil Gavaskar was the first Indian batsman to reach 10,000 Test runs, achieving this milestone in 1986. Sachin Tendulkar (misspelled as Tandulkar) later surpassed this record. Rahul Dravid also reached 10,000 runs.

Lala Amarnath scored the first Test century by an Indian batsman in 1933 against England at Bombay. Sunil Gavaskar and Rahul Dravid were later greats, and Lala Amarnath's name is misspelled with lowercase 'l'.

East Bengal Club won the Federation Cup football tournament in 2010, defeating their arch-rivals Mohun Bagan in the final. The Federation Cup is one of India's premier football club competitions, organized by the All India Football Federation (AIFF).

Hyderabad won the Men's team title at the Senior National and Inter-State Carrom championships held in Guwahati. This was a significant achievement in the domestic carrom circuit during that period.

Mahendra Singh Dhoni captained the Indian team in the inaugural ICC World Twenty20 2007 held in South Africa. India won the tournament, defeating Pakistan in the final. This was a breakthrough moment for Dhoni's captaincy career and T20 cricket in India. Notable senior players like Tendulkar and Dravid had opted out of this tournament.

 Ubiquitous means 'present everywhere'.

VVS Laxman and Gautam Gambhir both scored double centuries during the 2008 Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Laxman made an unbeaten 200 in Sydney, while Gambhir scored 206 in Delhi. Neither Tendulkar nor Sehwag scored a double century in that series.

Wisden Cricketers' Almanack named Jacques Kallis as 'The Leading Cricketer of the World for 2007' in its 2008 edition. This was recognition of Kallis's exceptional all-around performance with both bat and ball in 2007. McGrath, Ponting, and Tendulkar had outstanding careers but were not selected for this specific 2007 honor.

Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi, the former Indian cricket captain, was famously nicknamed 'Tiger' for his courageous and aggressive playing style. The name 'Tiger' was widely used by commentators, teammates, and fans to refer to Pataudi throughout his cricketing career.

Jeff Thompson, the legendary Australian fast bowler, was known for his aggressive bowling style and fiery temperament. This quote reflects his intimidating approach to fast bowling, where he aimed to physically and mentally dominate batsmen. Thompson was part of the feared Australian pace attack alongside Dennis Lillee.

MS Dhoni captained the Indian cricket team to victory in the inaugural ICC T20 World Cup in 2007, held in South Africa. India defeated Pakistan in the final. This was a significant moment in cricket history as it was the first T20 World Cup, and India's victory established them as a force in the shortest format of the game. Dhoni's calm captaincy and strategic decisions throughout the tournament were instrumental.