Important questions and answers related to cricket Q.1. Which country is known as the father of cricket? Ans. to England Q.2. What is the weight of the ball used in cricket? Ans. 155 grams 168 grams Q.3. What is the circumference of a cricket ball? Ans. 20.79 cm to 22.8 cm. Q.4. What is the maximum permissible length of a bat in cricket? Ans. 38 inches Q.5. What is the height of the stump from the ground in cricket? Ans. 28 inches Q.6. What is the length of a cricket pitch? Ans. 20.12 m Q.7. On the basis of which rule is the decision of winning or losing in a cricket match interrupted due to rain or low light? Ans. Based on Duckworth-Lewis rule Q.8. In which year India became the winner of ODI Cricket World Cup for the second time? Ans. in 2011 AD Q.9. In which country Sharjah is the famous venue of cricket game? Ans. in united arab emirates Q.10. In which sport is the word Beamer used? Ans. in cricket Q.11. In which sport is the term silly point used? Ans. in cricket Q.12. Whose autobiography is Two Colours? Ans. Adam Gilchrist Q.13. Who wrote the book Shane Warnes Century - My Top 100 Test Cricketers? Ans. Shane Warne Q.14. Donald Bradman was a great player of which sport? Ans. of cricket Q.15. Bradmans Dream Team is described in which book by Ronald Parry? Ans. bradman at best Q.16. Mithali Raj is a famous sportsperson of which sport? Ans. of cricket Q.17. Cricketer Matthew Hayden belongs to which country? Ans. of australia Q.18. Where is the Premadasa Stadium related to cricket located? Ans. in Colombo (Sri Lanka) Q.19. Irani Trophy is related to which sport? Ans. from cricket Q.20. Prudential Cup is related to which sport? Ans. from cricket Q.21. Benson and Hedges Trophy is related to which sport? Ans. Cricket Q.22. Where is the headquarters of International Cricket Council (ICC), the apex body of cricket located? Ans. in Dubai Q.23. Polly Umrigar was a famous player of which sport? Ans. of cricket Q.24. With which test series of cricket is the Ashes Cup related? Ans. Australia-England test series 55 views08:36
