World Cup Football
Year
Year
Venue
Venue
Winner
Winner
Runner
Runner
2006
Germany
Italy
France
2002
Korea/Japan
Brazil
Germany
1998
France
France
Brazil
1994
USA
Brazil
Italy
1990
Italy
Germany FR
Argentina
1986
Mexico
Argentina
Germany FR
1982
Spain
Italy
Germany FR
1978
Argentina
Argentina
Netherlands
1974
Germany
Germany FR
Netherlands
1970
Mexico
Brazil
Italy
1966
England
England
Germany FR
1962
Chile
Brazil
Czechoslovakia
1958
Sweden
Brazil
Sweden
1954
Switzerland
Germany FR
Hungary
1950
Brazil
Uruguay
Brazil
1938
France
Italy
Hungary
1934
Italy
Italy
Czechoslovakia
1930
Uruguay
Uruguay
Argentina
Us Open Tennis
Year
Year
Winner and Runner-up(Men's)
Winner and Runner-up(Men's)
Winner and runner-up(women's)
Winner and runner-up(women's)
2009
Juan Martin Del Potro (Argentina) defeated
Kim Clijsters (Belgium) defeated Caroline
2008
2007
2006
Roger Federer (Switzerland)
Wozniacki (Denmark)
Roger Federer (Switzerland) defeated Andy
Serena Willams (USA) defeated Jelena
Murry (UK)
Jankovic(Serbia)
Roger Federer (Switzerland) defeated Novak
Justine Henin-Hardenne (Belgium) defeated
Djokovic
Svetlana Kuznetsova (Russia)
Roger Federer (Switzerland) defeated Andy
Maria Sharapova (Russia) defeated Justine
Roddick (USA)
Henin-Hardenne (Belgium)
Australian Open
Year
Year
2009
2008
2007
2006
Winner and Runner-up(Men's)
Winner and Runner-up(Men's)
Winner and runner-up(women's)
Winner and runner-up(women's)
Rafel Nadal (Spain) defeted Roger Federer
Serena Williams (USA) defeted Dinara Safina
(Switzerland)
(Russia)
Novak Djokovic (Serbia) defeated Jo-Wilfried Maria Sharapova (Russia) defeated Ana Ivanovic
Tsonga Petsonga(France)
(Serbia)
Roger Federer (Switzerland) defeated Fernando
Serena Williams (USA) defeated Maria
Francisco Gonzalez Ciuffardi (Chili)
Sharapova (Russia)
Roger Federer (Switzerland) defeated Marcos
Amelie Mauresmo(France) defeated Justine
Baghdatis(Cypriot)
Henin-Hardenne (Belgium)
French Open
Year
Year
2009
2008
2007
Winner and Runner-up(Men's)
Winner and Runner-up(Men's)
Winner and runner-up(women's)
Winner and runner-up(women's)
Roger Federer (Switzerland) defeted Robin
Svetlana Kuznetsova (Russia) defeted Dinara
Soderling (Swdeen)
Safina (Russia)
Rafel Nadal (Spain) defeted Roger Federer
Ana Ivanovic (Serbia) defeted Dinara Safina
(Switzerland)
(Russia)
Rafel Nadal (Spain) defeted Roger Federer
Justine Henin Hardenne (Belgium) defeated Ana
2006
(Switzerland)
Ivanovic (Serbia)
Rafel Nadal (Spain) defeted Roger Federer
Justine Henin Hardenne (Belgium) defeated
(Switzerland)
Svetlana Alexandrovna Kuznetsova (Russia)
Contries And Their National Sport
Contry
Australia
National Sport
Cricket
Canada
Ice Hockey
China
Table Tennis
England
Cricket and Rugby Football
India
Hockey
Japan
Ju-Jitsu
Russia
Chess
Scotland
Rugby Football
Spain
Bull Fighting
USA
Baseball
World Cup Cricket History
Year
Year
Venue
Venue
Result
Result
1975
UK
West Indies beat Australia by 17 runs
1979
UK
West Indies beat England by 92 runs
1983
UK
India beat west Indies by 43 runs
1987
India & Pakistan
Australia beat England by 7 runs.
1992
Australia
Pakistan beat England by 22 runs.
1996
India, Pakistan & Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka beat Australia by 7 wickets
1999
UK
Australia beat Pakistan by 8 wickets.
2003
South Africa, Kenya & Zimbabwe
Australia beat India by 125 runs
2007
West Indies, Bermuda
Australia beat Sri Lanka
Wimbledon
Year
Year
2009
Winner and Runner-up(Men's)
Winner and Runner-up(Men's)
Winner and runner-up(women's)
Winner and runner-up(women's)
Roger Federer(Switzerland) defeted Andy
Serena Williams (USA) defeted Venus Williams
Roddick (USA)
(USA)
Rafel Nadal(Spain) defeted Roger
Venus Williams (USA) defeted Serena Williams
Federer(Switzerland)
(USA)
Roger Federer(Switzerland) defeted Rafel
Venus Williams (USA) defeted Marion Bartoli
Nadal(Spain)
(France)
Roger Federer(Switzerland) defeted Rafel
Amelie Simone Mauresmo(France) defeated
Nadal(Spain)
Justine Hennin Hardene (Belgium)
2008
2007
2006
Commonwealth Games
Venue
Venue
Year
Year
No. of Countries
No. of Countries
Hamilton, Canada
1930
11
London, United Kingdom
1934
16
Sydney, Australia
1938
15
Auckland, New Zealand
1950
12
Vancouver, Canada
1954
24
Cardiff, United Kingdom
1958
35
Perth, Australia
1962
35
Jamaica, West Indies
1966
34
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
1970
42
Christchurch, New Zealand
1974
38
Edmonton, Canada
1978
48
Brisbane, Australia
1982
47
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
1986
26
Auckland, New Zealand
1990
55
Victoria, Canada
1994
64
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
1998
70
Manchchester, United Kingdom
2002
72
Melbourne, Australia
2006
New Delhi, India
2010
Commonwealth Game 2010, Delhi - Venues
Event Name
Event Name
Venue
Venue
Badminton and Squash
Siri Fort Sports Complex
Netball
Thyagaraj Sports Complex
Rugby 7s
Delhi University
Table Tennis
Yamuna Sports Complex
Weightlifting and Wrestling
Indira Gandhi Sports Complex
Shooting
Dr Karni Singh Shooting Range
Archery Preliminaries
Yamuna Sports Complex
Lawn Bowls
Jawaharlal Nehru Sports Complex
Athletics
Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium
Boxing
Talkatora Indoor Stadium
Gymnastics
Indira Gandhi Stadium
Hockey
Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium
Swimming
Dr S.P. Mukherjee Aquatics Complex
Tennis
R.K. Khanna Tennis Stadium
Sites of Summer Olympic
Year
YEAR
City
CITY
1896
Athens
1900
Paris
1904
St. Louis
1908
London
1912
Stockholm
1920
Antwerp
1924
Paris
1928
Amsterdam
1932
Los Angeles
1936
Berlin
1948
London
1952
Helsinki
1956
Melbourne
1960
Rome
1964
Tokyo
1968
Mexico City
1972
Munich
1976
Montreal
1980
Moscow
1984
Los Angeles
1988
Seoul
1992
Barcelona
1996
Atlanta
2000
Sydney
2004
Athens
2008
Beijing
2012
London (Scheduled)
