Explanation

Fastest ODI century: AB de Villiers (31 balls) vs West Indies in 2015.

Fastest T20I century: David Miller (35 balls) vs Bangladesh in 2017.

Fastest Test century: Brendon McCullum (54 balls) vs Australia in 2016.

Explanation

Andre Agassi is a renowned American tennis player.

He is known for winning 8 Grand Slam singles titles, including the Career Grand Slam.

Agassi also won an Olympic gold medal in 1996.

He retired in 2006.

He is involved in philanthropy, especially education initiatives through his foundation.

Explanation

Sachin Tendulkar became the first cricketer to score 10,000 runs in ODIs in 2002.

He achieved this milestone during a match against Australia in Indore, India.

Sunil Gavaskar was the first to score 10,000 runs in Tests.

Explanation

The wood from the willow tree,

specifically English willow, is traditionally used for making high-quality cricket bats

Due to its strength and lightness.

Explanation

The penalty stroke is between any chosen attacking player and the defensive goalkeeper.

The penalty stroke is taken from the penalty spot which is 6.4 metres (7.0 yd) directly in front of the centre of the goal.

Penalty spot (from the goal line): 12 yards (11m).

Goal area length: 6 yards (5.5m).

Penalty area length: 18 yards (16.5m).

Centre circle radius: 10 yards (9.15m).

Explanation

Know about FIFA World Cup 2018

Edition: 21

Held: 14 June to 15 July 2018

Hosted by: Russia

Winner: France

Runner-up: Croatia

Best player of tournament: Luka Modric (Croaita)

Most goals: Harry Kane (United Kingdom)

Title of Best goalkeeper won by: Thibaut Courtois (Belgium)

Iceland & Panama participated: first time

Official song: Go for it

Best Young Player of tournament award: Kylian Mbappe (France)

Official Mascot: Zabivaka (Wolf)

Total venues: 12

Total goals scored: 169

France scored in final: 4

Final played: Luzihinki (Moscow)

Played in Russian cities: 11 cities

Explanation

A shuttlecock is also known as a birdie.

It used in the game of badminton typically has 16 feathers attached to its base.

These feathers are usually made from the left wing of a goose.

They are embedded into a small cork or plastic base.

Explanation

Argentina won FIFA World Cup 2022 by defeating France.

• Know about FIFA World Cup 2022
• Edition: 22
• Held: 20 November 18 December 2022 (Qatar)
• Matches: 64
• Length: 28 days
• First Asian cities to host FIFA world cup: South Korea & Japan (2002)
  
• First Arab country to host FIFA world: Qatar (2022)
• FIFA world cup held in Asia in 2022: Second time
• Venues: 8 (5 cities)
• Country to provide security: Pakistan (sent around 4500 soldiers)
  
• Country to produce ball: Pakistan
• Participating countries from Asia: Qatar, Iran, South Korea, Japan & Saudi Arabia
• Winner: Argentine
• Argentine won: after 36 years (previously won in 1986)
• Runner-up: France
• Argentine won: third time
• Goals scored: 172
• Top scorer: Kylian Mbappe (8 goals)
• Kylian Mbappe belongs: France
• Best player: Lionel Messi (7 goals) (Argentine)
• Golden Ball winner:  Lionel Messi
• Lionel Messi won Ball: Second time
• Lionel Messi won Golden Ball first time: 2014
• Best young player: Enzo Fernendez (Argentine)
• Best goalkeeper : Emiliano Martinez (Argentine)
• Country to get third position: Croatia
• Country to get fourth position: Morocco
• Golden Boot winner: Kylian Mbappe (8 goals)
• Second player to score hat-trick in Final: Kylian Mbappe
• First Arab country to Qualify for semi-final: Morocco
• Final held: Lusail Stadium 
• World Cup trophy showcased by: Deepika Pedukone (Indian actress) & Iker Casillas (Spanish legend footballer)
• Golden Glove winner: Emiliano Martinez (Argentine)
• In 2022, Argentine became the first South American nation to win FIFA World Cup since Brazil in 2002.
• France lost in the final of a World Cup for the second time (First vs Italy in 2006) (second vs Argentine in 2022)

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Explanation

The FIFA World Cup 2014 was won by Germany.

They defeated Argentina in the final match held on July 13, 2014,

At the Maracana Stadium in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

This was Germany's fourth World Cup title, and their first since 1990. 

Explanation

The Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, India, is the largest cricket stadium in the world.

It is with a seating capacity of around 132,000 spectators.

The largest cricket ground in the world, the Narendra Modi Stadium was closed in 2015.

Rebuilt before being reopened in 2020 and inaugurated by then U.S. President Donald Trump.