Showing questions for January 20, 2026
- Total: 18 questions
Question 16 Jan 20, 2026
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Which Indian cricketer climbed to sixth place in the ICC Women’s T20I Player Rankings in December 2025 following a string of explosive half-centuries?
Shafali VermaShafali Verma, the swashbuckling opener, moved up four places to sixth in the ICC Women’s T20I batting rankings in late December 2025. Her rise was fueled by three consecutive unbeaten scores: 69* off 34 balls, 79* off 42, and another 79* off 46 deliveries against Sri Lanka in Thiruvananthapuram. These performances were critical in India’s 4-0 series lead before the final match and showcased her maturity and power-hitting ability. At just 21 years old, Shafali reaffirmed her status as one of the most dangerous batters in the shortest format. Her resurgence came at a crucial time as India prepares for the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 in England and Wales.
Question 17 Jan 20, 2026
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Which country's women’s blind cricket team won the World Cup in 2025, led by Deepika TC?
IndiaIn 2025, the Indian blind women’s cricket team emerged victorious in the World Cup held in Sri Lanka, captained by Deepika TC. The team’s triumph was especially poignant given the severe financial hardships many players faced, with some describing even having three meals a day as a luxury. Despite these challenges, their dedication and resilience led them to global glory. Although they did not receive immediate financial rewards post-victory, their win prompted several sponsors and state governments to step in with support. This landmark achievement not only elevated the profile of blind cricket in India but also highlighted the need for greater institutional backing for athletes with disabilities.
Question 18 Jan 20, 2026
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Which English fast bowler was included in the provisional T20 World Cup squad despite being injured during the Ashes and missing the Sri Lanka tour in January 2026?
Jofra ArcherJofra Archer was named in England’s 15-member provisional squad for the T20 World Cup scheduled for February 2026, despite suffering a left side strain during the third Ashes Test in Adelaide. The injury ruled him out of the fourth Ashes Test and the subsequent white-ball tour of Sri Lanka starting January 22, 2026. Nevertheless, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) retained him in the squad, acknowledging his impact—nine wickets at 27.11 and a maiden half-century in the same Test. His inclusion reflects England’s confidence in his recovery and value in high-stakes T20 matches. The decision also underscores his importance to England’s campaign, which begins against Nepal on February 8 in Mumbai.