




What distinction do all these guys share? Order important in some sense.
(No points for identifying the individuals)
Hint: Recent news
Answer: Newly conferred winners of the Tour de France titles of which Lance Armstrong was stripped.









What was so special about these athletes at the recently concluded Olympics?
Hint: 3 are from Netherlands Antilles & 1 from South Sudan
Answer: They were the indepedent participants in the Olympics. Their countries do not have affliation to IOC.




Book covers of biographical books based on the lives of the two respective persons. More recently to commemorate their pioneering work, certain entities have been named after their individual endeavors which are supposedly firsts in their categories.
What am I talking about?
Funda.
(Hint: The two adopted names are right there on the covers somewhere)
Answer: 1.Dr. William Penny Brookes, Olympic revivalist-London 2012 Olympics Mascot is named Wenlock after Much Wenlock(Shropshire)in England where Dr. Brookes conducted the Games which inspired Baron Pierre De Coubertin to set up the International Olympics Committee(IOC).
2.Sir Ludwig Guttmann, founder of the Paralympics-The 2012 London Paralympics Mascot is named Mandeville after Stoke Mandeville Hospital for Spinal Injuries in Buckinghamshire(England) setup by Sir Guttman.He conducted the Stoke Mandeville Games for the disabled which led to the Paralympics.
A "_____ putter" is a specific type of putter that is so-named because to use it, the golfer anchors the end of the shaft against his or her stomach. It has a longer shaft (41 to 44 inches) which is anchored against the golfer's _____ , serving as a fulcrum for making the stroke.
"_____ putters" have been somewhat controversial since they first started showing up on professional tours because with all other golf clubs, the only part of the body touching the club is the golfer's hands. But they are fully "legal" under the rules of golf, although some argue that it should change.
Well the debate has again sprung to life because of recent happenings.
FIB. Why is it making news again?
Answer: 1. Belly putter
2.Golf Championship organisers are examining a ban of use of 'belly putter' used by Ernie Els and Adam Scott at 'Royal Lytham' recently where they were winner and runners-up respectively.
"Nobody had ever done anything like that before. I came up with the idea because I used to practice penalties after training at Bohemians with our goalkeeper Zdenek Hruska. To make it interesting, we used to wager a beer or a bar of chocolate on each penalty. Unfortunately, because he was such a good keeper, I ended up losing money as he kept saving more shots than I could score. As a result I ended up lying awake at night thinking about how I could get the upper hand. I eventually realised that the goalkeeper always waits until just before the last moment and dives just before it's kicked so he can reach the shot in time. I decided that it was probably easier to score by feinting to shoot and then just gently tapping the ball into the middle of the goal. I tried it out on the training ground and it worked like a charm. The only problem was that I started getting a lot fatter because I won back all those beers and chocolates."
Words said by 'X' explaining one of his feats in 1976 Euro Championships.
X? Funda.
Answer: Antonin Panenka on his chip penalty famous as 'Panenka Chip'. Used most recently by Pirlo during the Euro 2012 Quaterfinals.

Pictures from a five-day battle fought between the forces of the United States 7th Army and Nazi Germany during WWII which happened at _______, Germany. Battle that took place from 16th April -20th April 1945 saw some of the fiercest urban combat of the war. The capture of the city by the US forces meant a virtual surrender by Germany in WWII as the city was a center of the Nazi regime.
Well a footballing landmark that happened in 2006 gets unduly connected to the above event because of the nature of the incident and of course the German connection.
What am I talking about?
P.S. We are getting quite a few answers as 'Anonymous' comments. While commenting please do mention your name so that you get credited in the Scoreboard. Well as a matter of fact, 'Anonymous Blogger' has already registered 23 points on the Scoreboard!!
Answer: The Battle of Nuremburg
It is a nickname for a match played at the 2006 football world cup between Portugal and Netherlands where a record 4 red cards and 16 yellow cards were issued.
Well QUIZLEXIC inescapably was around a slow corner for the past few days. Failing to see new questions coming up might have been disheartening to all the avid followers of the blog. But then we have only one thing to say - WE R BACK!
Following is a sequence of snapshots featuring prominently Novak Djokovic. Apparently, during a particular match, when the referee called a crucial ball "Out", Djoker entered the arena and convinced the referee otherwise. Which match? Funda?




Answer: The match is from the music video of the song 'Hello' by Martin Solveig and Dragonette. The video filmed at the Stade Roland Garros shows Solveig facing off against Bob Sinclair, another DJ, in a tennis match involving the cameo by Djoker.
'Hello'
What do these guys have in common?



Answer: Franchise owners for the Indian racing league:
Arindam Chaudhari, Rudra Dalmia and Arjun Bajlee, Nagarjuna and SRK with Delhi, Bangalore, Hyderabad and Mumbai respectively
"Milan milan solo con te
Milan milan sempre per te
Camminiamo noi accanto ai nostri eroi
Sopra un campo verde sotto un cielo blu
Conquistate voi una stella in piã¹
A brillar per noi
E insieme cantiamo
Milan milan solo con te
Milan milan sempre per te
Oh oh oh oh oh
Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh
Una grande squadra
Sempre in festa olã¨
Oh oh oh oh oh
Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh
Oh oh oh oh oh
E insieme cantiamo
Milan milan solo con te
Milan milan sempre per te
Con il milan nel cuore
Nel profondo dell'anima
Un vero amico sei
E insieme cantiamo
Milan milan solo con te
Milan milan sempre con te
Oh oh oh oh oh ...."
Song written and composed by __________ along with Tony Renis. Which song? FIB.
Answer: The song is indeed the anthem of AC Milan. It has been written by Silvio Berlusconi, former PM of Italy and current president of AC Milan.
Today's question contributed by Adi Karve.
Identify the young kid.