Showing questions for July 26, 2025
- Total: 25 questions
Question 21 Jul 26, 2025
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Which Indian pair won the mixed compound archery gold medal at the World University Games in Rhine-Ruhr, Germany?
Parneet Kaur and Kushal DalalParneet Kaur and Kushal Dalal clinched India's first gold medal at the World University Games by defeating South Korea’s Yerin Park and Seunghyun Park in the mixed compound archery final. They overturned a one-point deficit by shooting eight perfect arrows, including an 'X', in the final two ends to win 157-154. The duo showed remarkable composure after earlier disappointments—Dalal won silver in the men’s team event and Parneet bronze in the women’s team event. Their victory marked a historic moment for Indian archery at the event, showcasing resilience and precision under pressure. This gold was India’s first at the ongoing competition, highlighting a breakthrough in international university-level archery.
Question 22 Jul 26, 2025
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Which Indian golfer shot a 3-under 67 in the first round of the ISPS HANDA Senior Open and was placed tied-fifth?
Arjun AtwalArjun Atwal delivered an impressive performance in his second Champions Tour PGA event, shooting a 3-under 67 in the first round of the ISPS HANDA Senior Open at Sunningdale, UK. He began with a bogey but quickly recovered with four consecutive birdies from holes 2 to 6, turned at 3-under 32, and later eagled the par-4 11th to reach 5-under before dropping shots on the 16th and 18th. His performance placed him tied-fifth, showcasing a strong comeback on the senior circuit. Fellow Indian golfers Jyoti Randhawa and Jeev Milkha Singh followed with 70 and 71 respectively. Atwal’s consistent form highlights India’s growing presence in senior professional golf events.
Question 23 Jul 26, 2025
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Who were the Indian archers that won bronze in the women’s compound team event at the World University Games?
Parneet Kaur, Avneet Kaur, and Madhura DhamangaonkarThe Indian women’s compound archery team comprising Parneet Kaur, Avneet Kaur, and Madhura Dhamangaonkar secured a bronze medal by defeating Great Britain 232-224 in the playoff. They built an early eight-point lead by dropping just one point in the first end and maintained consistency throughout, sealing the win with a strong 59 in the final end. This victory marked India’s first medal in the archery events at the tournament. Parneet Kaur later contributed to a gold in the mixed event, making her a key performer. The team’s performance demonstrated high levels of focus and coordination under competitive pressure.
Question 24 Jul 26, 2025
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Which former India coach described Rishabh Pant as the 'ultimate team man' after his brave innings with a broken foot?
Ravi ShastriFormer India coach Ravi Shastri praised Rishabh Pant as the 'ultimate team man' following his courageous half-century on a fractured foot during the fourth Test against England. In a video posted by the BCCI, Shastri highlighted Pant’s unmatched motivation and team-first attitude, noting that such acts inspire entire teams and earn respect from opponents. He recalled Pant’s earlier statement 'toota bhi toh khelta' (I would play even if it’s broken), which foreshadowed his determination. Shastri emphasized that the applause Pant received from the England players reflected the universal admiration for such sporting spirit. His comments underscored the emotional and psychological impact of Pant’s innings beyond mere runs on the board.
Question 25 Jul 26, 2025
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Where is the upcoming Hero Asia Cup 2025 scheduled to be held, offering a direct qualification spot for the FIH World Cup?
Rajgir, BiharThe Hero Asia Cup 2025 is set to take place in Rajgir, Bihar, from August 29 to September 7, serving as a crucial continental tournament for Asian men’s hockey teams. The winner of the event will earn direct qualification for the next year’s FIH Hockey World Cup. In preparation, the Indian men’s hockey team is touring Australia for a four-match friendly series in Perth from August 15 to 21. Chief coach Craig Fulton emphasized the importance of these matches in finalizing the squad and sharpening team performance. The tour and subsequent Asia Cup are part of India’s strategic buildup for major global tournaments, with a clear intent to win the continental title.