3. 1. Some sports governing bodies prefer the title "_____Y" or a related
term; some even organize both a _____X and a _____Y with different rules.
Usually, such competitions take one of two forms, a short periodic
competition or a year-long series of meetings, but more frequently many
sports have both _____ X (usually competed with more races of a season),
and _____Y (usually a single event)
Id _____X and _____Y, often confused with each other.
6. 2. At its core, XY is all about presentation and style: participants perform
routines of leaps, contortions, and dance that flow in time to music. ZY,
on the other hand, is more technical, rewarding precise movements and
athletic strength. Only women compete at the Olympic level in XY, while
both genders compete in separate competitions in ZY.
9. 3. A decent enough cricketer, Maharaja Fatehsinghrao Gaekwad
represented Baroda in RanjiTrophy between 1946-47 and 1957-58
and had a highest score of 99. In 1959, aged 29, he managed the
India tour to England. In addition, he was a radio commentator
and an honorary life member of the MCC. What did he suggest in
the AGM of BCCI in September, 1983 that turned out to be his
biggest contribution to the history ofWC?
18. 6. In his lucidly-penned book entitled "X: An Illustrated Biography", the
late journalist and poet Dom Moraes described this event as "notoriously
immobile". Author Clifford Navine Singh went a step further in his book
"X, Portrait Of A Hero“ by writing "His state of mind echoed the poet
John Donne’s line: 'Tis all in pieces, all coherence gone’.
Which infamous event am I talking about?
22. I) Tell me what the image depicts
II) In 2019, something happened for the first time, which may have led to a certain
change in the above image though it was revoked in few months only. So what
was that incident?
23.
24. I) These are ICC Members by Membership status
II) Zimbabwe was banned in July 2019 due to political interference but the
ban was lifted in October 2019
25. 8. One of the enduring images in the history ofWCs, it was seen exactly 22
no. of times during one particular edition.The person responsible for it later
clarified that though it did have a very clear message attached to it, he was
‘definitely not starting a machine’ and also ‘not roaming around in a jungle’.
What is being described that ultimately became his identity and was seen for
the one last time when a gentleman named Sam McFarlan Whiteman’s
stumps were disturbed on 28 January 2015?
72. 5. In the second One-Day International between England and Australia on
September 5, 2015, X was given out for obstructing the field. It was the fourth ball of
26th over bowled by Mitchell Starc at full length. X drove it back straight and Starc
grabbed it and threw it back at the stumps. But in doing so, X saw ball coming
towards him and in order save himself fended his left glove, which instinctively
looked like he was trying to protect himself from the ball. Further he lost his balance
and fell on the ground.The whole Australian team appealed for obstructing the field
and decision was given out by third umpire JoeWilson. Many former and active
cricketers considered that a very wrong appeal as X was trying to save himself not to
obstruct the field.
Who is X?
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