30 questions in the Prelims. Questions 16-30 are stills where you need to

identify the sportsperson. +1 for every correct answer, no negative

marking. Questions 1-10 are starred

The person in the picture is Colonel HomiMotivala. He shares the unique distinction of winning the ‘triple’ of the Arjuna, KhelRatna and Dronacharya Awards with another sportsperson. Who?

One of India’s leading sports administratorsfrom the 1930s, Pankaj Gupta is credited withgiving Dhyan Singh the title of ‘Chand’. Howeverhis tryst with hockey doesn’t end here, hetravelled with the Indian team to the 1932, 1936& 1948 teams. While he was assistant managerin 1936, he was the official manager in 1948. In1932 though, he held a unique position in thesquad, a title which is synonimous with anotherOlympic sport. What?

This all-rounder played ten Test matches over a span of seven years, and his team won every one of them – leaving him with the enviable record of being the only cricketer with over ten matches in his career and a 100% win-record. He coached the Kenyan team during the 2011 Cricket World Cup.

• Francisco Lazaro (1912)• Nicolae Berechet (1936)• Knud Jensen (1960)

And while we are on the topic, a little tribute to the Black September victims

During the early half and mid 2000s, the fans of Bolton Wanderers used to chant and wear t shirts that read “_____ _____. So Good They Named Him Twice”

Les Jackson (96) Keith Andrew (79) Brad Hogg (78) Ryan Sidebottom (78) Malinga Bandara (69) Ross Taylor (65) David Bernard (62) ____________ (62) Mark Priest (58) Ricardo Powell (55)

From those who saw:

Luca Toni: "He wanted to make clear to us that he can drop any player from team. It was all the same to him because, as he said, he had the balls. He demonstrated this literally by dropping his pants. I have never experienced anything like it, it was totally crazy. Luckily I didn’t see a lot, because I wasn’t in the front row.”

Mark van Bommel: "He tried to explain to the team that when he made a substitution, he did so for the sake of the team, not for himself. He asked me to translate his point to the players, but after several attempts he thought I hadn’t done it well enough. So he tried to make the point in his own way. By dropping his pants. But later this moment was often parodied by us"

Louis van Gaal: “I once dropped my pants in front of the entire squad. Because I wanted to make clear: when I make a substitution, I don’t do so for my own ego, but for the sake of the team. I do everything for the team and I use everything I can to illustrate that. My voice, my mind, and everything else I’ve got. This shows the strength of our team sprit.”

“Once Brothers” is a 2010 sports documentary film written and directed by Michael Tolajian.

The film chronicles the relationship of two basketball players from SFR Yugoslavia. The duo played together on theYugoslavia national basketball team from 1986 to 1990 and were at one time close friends, but the Yugoslav Wars drove them apart emotionally, as they came from opposing sides. One of them died in an automobile accident in 1993 before the two could reconcile; much of film focuses on the other’s regret that they were never able to resolve their differences

Made of 22 carat gold-plated solid silver & stands on an octagonal base made of jatiwood (Java teak wood), the body is in the form of a sporting equipment and is surmounted by a replica of the Borobudur Temple. The handles are in the shape of stamens, symbolising the seeds of the sport.