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Showing questions for January 10, 2026 - Total: 19 questions
Question 16 Jan 10, 2026
Which former Bangladesh cricketer urged the cricket board not to let 'public emotion' influence decisions regarding participation in the 2026 T20 World Cup in India?
Tamim Iqbal Tamim Iqbal, former Bangladesh captain with an accomplished international career, cautioned against letting public sentiment dictate Bangladesh's stance on playing in India for the upcoming T20 World Cup. He emphasized that decisions should be based on long-term implications for Bangladeshi cricket rather than short-term political or emotional reactions. Tamim highlighted the importance of dialogue and independent decision-making by the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB). His comments come amid security concerns following incidents involving Bangladeshi players and rising anti-India sentiment within government circles. He also criticized the frequent official statements being issued by both the BCB and the government.
Question 17 Jan 10, 2026
How many participants are registered for the 21st Tata Mumbai Marathon scheduled on January 18, 2026?
69,100 The 21st edition of the Tata Mumbai Marathon, set for January 18, 2026, has recorded a record-breaking total of 69,100 participants. This includes over 65,400 runners taking part on-ground and an additional 3,700 joining virtually. The event, recognized as a World Athletics Gold Label Race, has seen significant growth, especially in the full marathon category, which will feature 14,059 runners for the first time. Beyond its sporting significance, the marathon contributes substantially to Mumbai’s economy through tourism, hospitality, and vendor activity. It also serves as a major platform for social causes, having raised over ₹53 crore for NGOs in the previous edition alone.
Question 18 Jan 10, 2026
Who defeated Madison Keys in straight sets to reach the semifinals of the 2026 Brisbane International?
Aryna Sabalenka Top-ranked Aryna Sabalenka avenged her previous loss to Madison Keys at the Australian Open by defeating her 6–3, 6–3 in the quarterfinals of the 2026 Brisbane International. The match lasted just 1 hour and 30 minutes, during which Sabalenka broke Keys’ serve five times consecutively. Keys struggled with her second serve, committing eight double faults and winning only one-third of points on it. Sabalenka, the defending champion in Brisbane, credited her improved mental approach for staying composed under pressure. This victory sets up a semifinal clash with Karolina Muchova, who holds a 3–1 head-to-head advantage over Sabalenka.
Question 19 Jan 10, 2026
Which all-rounder played a match-winning knock of 63* and took 4 wickets in the opening match of the 2026 Women’s Premier League?
Nadine de Klerk South African all-rounder Nadine de Klerk delivered a sensational performance for Royal Challengers Bengaluru in their WPL opener against Mumbai Indians. She first restricted MI to 154/6 by claiming 4 wickets for 26 runs. In the chase, RCB found themselves at 137/7 needing 18 off the last over. De Klerk then smashed an unbeaten 63 off 44 balls—including a six and a four in the final over—to seal a dramatic three-wicket win. Her innings included 7 fours and 2 sixes, and she hit the winning runs off the last ball bowled by Nat Sciver-Brunt. This all-round show announced her arrival as a key player in the 2026 WPL season.

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