Showing questions for August 29, 2025
- Total: 19 questions
Question 16 Aug 29, 2025
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Who is set to return for Manchester City's match against Tottenham after recovering from an injury setback?
RodriRodri, the 2024 Ballon d'Or winner, missed Manchester City's opening Premier League game due to a groin injury he reportedly sustained at the Club World Cup. He had also sat out nearly the entire previous season after tearing his ACL. Manager Pep Guardiola confirmed on Friday that Rodri has recovered and is ready to play against Tottenham. His return is a major boost for City, as he is a pivotal figure in midfield. The match is part of the ongoing Premier League season.
Question 17 Aug 29, 2025
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Which two teams replaced Pakistan and Oman in the men’s Asia Cup hockey tournament?
Kazakhstan and BangladeshPakistan and Oman withdrew from the men’s Asia Cup hockey tournament, with Pakistan citing security concerns following India’s Operation Sindoor after the Pahalgam terror attack. As a result, Kazakhstan and Bangladesh were brought in as replacements. Kazakhstan is participating in the Asia Cup for the first time in over three decades, marking a significant return. The tournament is crucial for India, as it is their last chance to qualify for the 2026 Hockey World Cup. The event is being held in Rajgir, Bihar.
Question 18 Aug 29, 2025
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Why was Daniil Medvedev fined $42,500 during the US Open?
For unsportsmanlike conduct and racket abuseDaniil Medvedev was fined a total of $42,500 at the US Open—$30,000 for unsportsmanlike conduct and $12,500 for racket abuse. The penalties came after a meltdown during his first-round loss, triggered when a photographer entered the court, causing a disruption. The chair umpire allowed his opponent, Benjamin Bonzi, an extra first serve, which angered Medvedev. After the match, he repeatedly smashed his racket against the sideline chair, destroying it. The fine amounts to over a third of his $110,000 prize money, highlighting the severity of the incident.
Question 19 Aug 29, 2025
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Who did PV Sindhu defeat to reach the quarterfinals of the 2025 World Badminton Championships?
Wang Zhi YiPV Sindhu defeated world number 2 Wang Zhi Yi of China 21-19, 21-15 in the pre-quarterfinals of the World Badminton Championships in Paris. The 48-minute victory improved her head-to-head record against Wang to 3-2. Sindhu, a 2019 world champion, displayed resilience, especially in the first game where she held her nerve at 19-19. This win brought her one step closer to a record-equalling sixth World Championships medal. She praised her preparation and ability to handle pace changes and long rallies during the match.