Match the following sports with the regulation governing the maximum number of players from one team allowed on the field/court of play at a time.List I (Sport) List II (Maximum Players) A. Basketball 1. 11 B. Water Polo 2. 5 C. Rugby Union 3. 15 D. Football 4. 7
A–2, B–4, C–3, D–1
Each team sport fixes how many players a side may have on the field or court at one time. Matching each sport with its number is a matter of recalling those rules.
Step 1 — Basketball: five players per team on court, so A matches 2 (5).
Step 2 — Water polo: seven players per team in the water, including the goalkeeper, so B matches 4 (7).
Step 3 — Rugby union: fifteen players per team, so C matches 3 (15).
Step 4 — Football (soccer): eleven players per team, including the goalkeeper, so D matches 1 (11).
Step 5 — The correct matching is A–2, B–4, C–3, D–1. The other combinations wrongly give basketball seven or fifteen players, water polo five or eleven players, or rugby union eleven or five players.
A–2, B–4, C–3, D–1 option is correct.
Important Questions from Playgrounds and Number of Players
- Which game is played on the ground known as hard court, clay court, grass court?
Match the sport with the corresponding number of players:
Sport
No. of players
(a) Polo
1. 15
(b) Rugby football
2. 11
(c) Hockey
3. 9
(d) Baseball
4. 4
Which is the only piece in chess that can jump to any square in an L shape?
Match the sport with the corresponding number of players:
Sport
No. of players
(a) Polo
1. 15
(b) Rugby football
2. 11
(c) Hockey
3. 9
(d) Baseball
4. 4
Captain Roop Singh Stadium is related with which sports?
