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Sports question 2021

 31. What is the national game of Bangladesh?

Kabaddi

32. What is the national game of Australia?

Cricket

33. In which country is golf played as the national game?

Scotland

34. Name the national sports of Tajikistan.

Wrestling

35. Who is the test cricketer of the year 2019?

Pat Cummins from Australia

36. Who was given the Spirit of Cricket Award 2019?

Virat Kohli from India

37. Name the award received by Christiano Ronaldo in 2020?

Men’s Player of the Year at the Dubai Globe Soccer Awards

38. Who received the best international debut in the men’s category 2020?

Mayank Agarwal

39. Who received the best international debut in the women's category?

Shafali Verma

40. Who received ESPN’s Female Sportsperson of the Year 2019?

PV Sindhu

41. Who received the Lifetime Achievement award in 2019?

Balbir Singh

42. Who is the Emerging Sportsperson of the Year 2019?

Deepak Punia


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