Sports Records and History

The question asks about the President of the International Hockey Federation. Van Breda Vriesman was a former President of the FIH (Federation Internationale de Hockey), which was previously known as the International Hockey Federation (IHF). This tests knowledge of sports administration leadership.

Andre Agassi admitted in his autobiography 'Open' that he used crystal methamphetamine during his tennis career in 1997. He tested positive for the drug but claimed it was accidentally consumed. John McEnroe, Pete Sampras, and Ivan Lendl were not associated with drug use admissions during their careers.

Serena Williams won the WTA Championships held in Doha on November 1, 2009, by defeating her sister Venus Williams in the final. This was one of her many WTA Championship titles. Sania Mirza and Dinara Safina were not the winners of this particular championship.

Rafael Nadal is a professional tennis player from Spain, considered one of the greatest tennis players of all time. He has won 22 Grand Slam singles titles and is particularly dominant on clay courts, earning him the nickname 'King of Clay.' He is not associated with badminton, table tennis, or golf.

Mahesh Bhupathi and Sania Mirza won the Mixed Doubles title at the Australian Open 2009. This was a significant victory for Indian tennis, showcasing India's strength in doubles tennis.

Rafael Nadal won the Men's Singles title at the Australian Open 2009, defeating Roger Federer in a thrilling final. This was Nadal's first Australian Open title and his first hardcourt Grand Slam victory.

Serena Williams won the Women's Singles title at the Australian Open 2009, defeating Dinara Safina in the final. This was one of Serena's many Grand Slam victories in her legendary tennis career.

Yuki Bhambri won the boys' singles title at the Australian Open 2009, defeating Alexandros Georgoudas in the final. This was a significant achievement for Indian junior tennis, as Bhambri became the first Indian to win a junior Grand Slam singles title since Leander Paes.

Svetlana Kuznetsova won the Women's French Open 2009 Grand Slam title by defeating Dinara Safina in the final. This was Kuznetsova's second Grand Slam title, having previously won the US Open in 2004.

Leander Paes and Lukas Dlouhy won the Men's Doubles French Open 2009 Grand Slam title. This was Paes's first French Open men's doubles title, though he had won multiple Grand Slam doubles titles with different partners.

Roger Federer won the Men's French Open 2009 Grand Slam title, defeating Robin Soderling in the final. This was significant as it was Federer's first French Open title, completing his career Grand Slam - winning all four major tournaments at least once.

Mahesh Bhupathi won the Australian Open 2009 mixed doubles title partnering with Sania Mirza. This was a significant achievement for Indian tennis as both players represented India on the international stage. The duo defeated the French-Belgian pair of Nathalie Dechy and Andy Ram in the final.

Martina Hingis, though her name sounds Hungarian and her mother was Czechoslovakian, is actually Swiss. She represented Switzerland throughout her career and was born in Czechoslovakia but moved to Switzerland at a young age.

Correct option is (3).

Correct answer is (4).