Cricket Cups — Set 5
Sports · क्रिकेट कप · Questions 41–50 of 70
The 'J.P. Morgan' cup is associated with which specialized cricket format?
Correct Answer: A. Corporate Cricket
Corporate cricket involves teams from various business organizations and financial firms. J.P. Morgan and other large companies often sponsor or participate in these internal leagues. These tournaments promote team building and fitness among employees.
The 'Wills World Cup' was the official name of the ICC World Cup held in which year?
Correct Answer: A. 1996
The 1996 World Cup was jointly hosted by India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka and was sponsored by ITC's Wills brand. It is famous for Sri Lanka's maiden title victory. The final was held at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore.
The 'Syed Mushtaq Ali' Trophy features teams representing?
Correct Answer: D. State Associations
The tournament is played between the domestic state teams affiliated with the BCCI. It is the T20 version of the Ranji Trophy. It provides players a platform to showcase their skills for the national team and IPL.
The 'Freedom Trophy' is contested in Test cricket between?
Correct Answer: C. India and South Africa
The Freedom Trophy was dedicated to the memory of Gandhi and Mandela to celebrate the freedom struggle in both nations. It was first played in 2015 when South Africa toured India. The winner of the Test series is awarded this trophy.
The 'Reliance World Cup' was the first time the tournament was held outside England in?
Correct Answer: A. 1987
The 1987 World Cup was hosted by India and Pakistan and sponsored by Reliance Industries. It was also the first World Cup to feature 50-over matches instead of 60. Australia won their first-ever World Cup title in this edition.
The 'Basin Reserve' trophy is a famous fixture in the domestic circuit of which city?
Correct Answer: B. Wellington
Wellington's Basin Reserve is one of the most iconic cricket venues in the world. It hosts the majority of New Zealand's home Test matches. The ground is famous for its history and the heavy winds that influence the game.
The 'Currie Cup' was the historical name for the domestic cricket competition of which country?
Correct Answer: C. South Africa
The Currie Cup was the premier domestic first-class competition in South Africa for over a century. It was named after Sir Donald Currie, who donated the trophy in 1889. It is now known as the CSA 4-Day Series.
The 'Vinoo Mankad' trophy is a One Day tournament for which Indian domestic category?
Correct Answer: D. Under-19
This trophy is specifically designed for Under-19 players to transition into senior limited-overs cricket. It follows the 50-over format prescribed by international standards. Vinoo Mankad was a great all-rounder who played for India in the mid-20th century.
The 'Benson & Hedges World Championship of Cricket' in 1985 was won by which team?
Correct Answer: B. India
India won this prestigious seven-nation tournament held in Australia to celebrate the 150th anniversary of European settlement in Victoria. Ravi Shastri was named the 'Champion of Champions' and awarded an Audi car. India defeated Pakistan in the final.
The 'G. D. Birla Trophy' is a domestic cricket competition primarily focusing on which level?
Correct Answer: B. Corporate/Club
The G. D. Birla Trophy is often associated with non-first-class or club level cricket in India. Various industrial groups and sports clubs participate in this regional competition. It is named after the prominent Indian industrialist G. D. Birla.