Sports Books — Set 5
Sports · खेल पुस्तकें · Questions 41–50 of 70
The book 'Eleven Gods and a Billion Indians' was written by?
Correct Answer: A. Boria Majumdar
Boria Majumdar's book provides an exhaustive history of Indian cricket and its cultural impact. It covers everything from the 1983 World Cup to the rise of the IPL. The title refers to the divine status granted to cricketers in India.
Who is the author of 'The Dhoni Touch', a book analyzing the leadership of MS Dhoni?
Correct Answer: B. Bharat Sundaresan
Bharat Sundaresan spent time in Dhoni's hometown, Ranchi, to understand the roots of his unique leadership style. The book explores his 'Captain Cool' persona and his decision-making process. MS Dhoni is the only captain to win all three ICC trophies.
The book 'Winning Like Virat: Think and Succeed Like Kohli' was written by?
Correct Answer: C. Abhirup Bhattacharya
Abhirup Bhattacharya analyzes Virat Kohli's work ethic and fitness regime as a blueprint for success in any field. It focuses on the transition of Indian cricket into a more fitness-oriented culture. Kohli's mental strength is a central theme of the book.
Which former cricketer authored the book 'Out of My Comfort Zone'?
Correct Answer: A. Steve Waugh
Steve Waugh's autobiography is a comprehensive account of his career and his philanthropic work in India. He is known for his 'mental disintegration' tactics and his grittiness as a batsman. He has a long-standing association with a leprosy center in Kolkata.
The book 'Line and Length' is the autobiography of which cricketer?
Correct Answer: B. Glenn McGrath
Glenn McGrath wrote this book to share his journey of becoming one of the most accurate fast bombers in history. It discusses his battles with injuries and his personal life challenges. He is the highest wicket-taker among fast bowlers in Test cricket.
Who is the author of the book 'The World Beneath His Feet', a biography of Pullela Gopichand?
Correct Answer: A. Sanjay Sharma
Written by Sanjay Sharma and Shachi S. Sharma, this book details the life of the man who revolutionized Indian badminton. It covers his struggle with knee injuries and his triumph at the All England Championship. Gopichand has been awarded the Dronacharya Award for his coaching excellence.
The book 'Wide Angle' by Anil Kumble is primarily focused on which art form?
Correct Answer: B. Photography
Anil Kumble is a passionate amateur photographer, and 'Wide Angle' features his candid shots of the Indian cricket team. It provides a visual history of Indian cricket from the mid-1990s to the 2000s. The book is highly regarded for its intimate and artistic quality.
Which Indian shooter wrote 'A Shot at History'?
Correct Answer: D. Abhinav Bindra
Abhinav Bindra's autobiography is a masterclass in professional sports psychology. It explains the minute details and technical adjustments he made to reach the top. His gold medal in Beijing 2008 remains a watershed moment for Indian sports.
The book 'Democracy's XI' was written by which prominent Indian journalist?
Correct Answer: D. Rajdeep Sardesai
Rajdeep Sardesai's book tells the story of Indian cricket through 11 iconic cricketers who shaped the nation's identity. It connects the evolution of the sport with the social and political changes in India. The book includes a chapter on his father, Dilip Sardesai.
Who is the author of 'Numbers Do Lie', a book on cricket statistics and myths?
Correct Answer: D. Akash Chopra
Akash Chopra, an former Indian opener, uses this book to challenge conventional cricketing wisdom using data. It provides an analytical look at how matches are won and lost. He has since become a very popular cricket commentator and analyst.