Sports Books — Set 7
Sports · खेल पुस्तकें · Questions 61–70 of 70
The book 'Straight from the Heart' is written by which cricketer?
Correct Answer: A. Kapil Dev
Kapil Dev's autobiography 'Straight from the Heart' provides an intimate look at the life of the legendary all-rounder. It covers his struggles with the cricketing board and his triumphant moment at Lord's in 1983. He remains the only player in history to have taken more than 400 wickets and scored more than 5,000 runs in Tests.
Who is the author of the book 'The Nice Guy Who Finished First'?
Correct Answer: A. Devendra Prabhudesai
Devendra Prabhudesai wrote this biography of Rahul Dravid to chronicle the career of the dependable Indian batsman. It explains why Dravid was the ultimate team man and a role model for young cricketers. Dravid is currently serving as the Head Coach of the Indian national cricket team.
The book '281 and Beyond' is the autobiography of which cricketer?
Correct Answer: A. VVS Laxman
VVS Laxman's '281 and Beyond' is a thoughtful account of his life and his most famous innings against Australia. It provides a deep dive into the 'golden generation' of Indian cricket. Laxman is currently the head of the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in India.
Which former cricket captain's autobiography is titled 'No Limit'?
Correct Answer: B. Ian Botham
Ian Botham, an English legendary all-rounder popular in India, wrote 'No Limit' to describe his colorful and highly successful career. He was one of the greatest match-winners of the 1980s. He is also famous for his long-distance charity walks.
The book 'One More Over' was written by which legendary Indian spinner?
Correct Answer: B. Erapalli Prasanna
Erapalli Prasanna, a master of flight and off-spin, wrote 'One More Over' to share his tactical insights into the game. He was a crucial part of the famous Indian spin quartet. His ability to outthink batsmen made him one of the most respected bowlers of his time.
Who wrote the book 'Playing to Win'?
Correct Answer: A. Saina Nehwal
Saina Nehwal's autobiography 'Playing to Win' is an honest account of the sacrifices required to reach the top of world badminton. She discusses her training regime and the mental toughness she developed over the years. She was ranked world number one in 2015.
The book 'A Shot at History' belongs to which athlete?
Correct Answer: C. Abhinav Bindra
Abhinav Bindra's book is a detailed narrative of his quest for excellence in the sport of shooting. It is considered one of the best books on the technical and psychological aspects of competitive sports. Bindra has been a vocal advocate for athletes' rights in India.
Which cricketer's memoir is titled 'Believe'?
Correct Answer: B. Suresh Raina
Suresh Raina's 'Believe' focuses on his journey from a small-town boy to an international cricket star. It highlights the role of mentors and team spirit in his professional life. He was the first Indian to hit a century in the T20 World Cup.
The book 'Mind Master' is the autobiography of which sports legend?
Correct Answer: D. Viswanathan Anand
Viswanathan Anand's 'Mind Master' provides a unique look at the world of high-level chess from an Indian perspective. It explores how he used technology and intuition to defeat his rivals. Anand is the first Grandmaster from India, achieving the title in 1988.
Who authored the book 'The Test of My Life'?
Correct Answer: A. Yuvraj Singh
Yuvraj Singh's autobiography is a deeply emotional account of his battle with a rare form of cancer. It details his treatment in the US and his subsequent return to the Indian cricket team. He was the 'Player of the Tournament' in India's 2011 World Cup victory.