Sports Books — Set 6
Sports · खेल पुस्तकें · Questions 51–60 of 70
The book 'Golden Hat-trick' is an autobiography by which Indian hockey legend?
Correct Answer: A. Balbir Singh Senior
Balbir Singh Senior wrote this book to recount his experiences of winning three consecutive Olympic gold medals (1948, 1952, and 1956). He holds the record for the most goals scored by an individual in an Olympic men's hockey final. He is considered one of the greatest centers in hockey history.
Which cricketer authored the book 'Believe: What Life and Cricket Taught Me'?
Correct Answer: D. Suresh Raina
Suresh Raina released this book in 2021 to share the lessons he learned throughout his professional career. It details his bond with MS Dhoni and his contributions to the Indian national team. Raina was the first Indian to score a century in all three formats of international cricket.
The book 'Sunny Days' was written by which cricketer?
Correct Answer: B. Sunil Gavaskar
Sunil Gavaskar's 'Sunny Days' is one of the most famous cricket autobiographies in India. It captures the essence of cricket in the 1970s and his personal growth as a world-class batsman. The book is particularly famous for its account of the 1971 tour of the West Indies.
Who authored the book 'The Greatest Salesman in the World', which has been cited as an inspiration by many Indian athletes?
Correct Answer: C. Og Mandino
While not a sports book, Og Mandino's work is frequently mentioned by Indian sports stars like Virat Kohli for its motivational value. It emphasizes the importance of persistence and positive habits in achieving goals. The book's philosophy is widely applied in sports psychology.
The book 'A Century is Not Enough' is the autobiography of?
Correct Answer: A. Sourav Ganguly
Sourav Ganguly wrote this book to share his perspective on the leadership and politics of Indian cricket. It details his journey from a talented youngster to one of India's most successful captains. The book also covers his successful stint as a television host and administrator.
Which tennis player authored the book 'Ace Against Odds'?
Correct Answer: D. Sania Mirza
Sania Mirza's autobiography is an inspiring story of breaking barriers and achieving international fame in a male-dominated sporting culture. It provides a candid look at the controversies and injuries that shaped her career. She is a recipient of the Padma Bhushan, India's third-highest civilian award.
The book 'Goal' is the autobiography of which legendary Indian player?
Correct Answer: B. Dhyan Chand
Major Dhyan Chand's 'Goal' is a classic sports memoir that provides a technical and personal account of his mastery over hockey. He is widely regarded as the greatest hockey player of all time. The book serves as a historical document of India's dominance in world hockey.
Who wrote 'The Race of My Life', the autobiography of Milkha Singh?
Correct Answer: C. Milkha Singh and Sonia Sanwalka
Milkha Singh collaborated with his daughter to document his life story, which was later adapted into a popular film. It details his escape from Pakistan during Partition and his service in the Indian Army. He won multiple gold medals at the Asian Games and the Commonwealth Games.
The book 'Playing It My Way' belongs to which cricketer?
Correct Answer: D. Sachin Tendulkar
Sachin Tendulkar's autobiography is a detailed record of his life from his childhood in Mumbai to his final match at Wankhede Stadium. It holds the record for the highest opening day sales for any hardback category. The book was co-authored by Boria Majumdar.
Who is the author of the book 'Unbreakable'?
Correct Answer: B. Mary Kom
Mary Kom's 'Unbreakable' is a story of grit and determination that traces her path from a small village in Manipur to the Olympic podium. She is a six-time World Amateur Boxing champion. She has also served as a member of the Rajya Sabha, the upper house of the Indian Parliament.