Indian Cricketer Sachin Tendulkar and Pakistan Cricketer Javed Mindad played most number of World Cups in Cricket. Both of them played in Six World Cups. Sachin played in...
A Barograph is a self-recording barometer, wherein a continuous trace of the atmospheric pressure is made on a barogram which is fixed to a rotating drum actuated by...
Barbed Drainage Pattern is a drainage pattern wherein tributaries form obtuse angles with the main stream; they appear to point up-river. This is due capture that has caused...
Bajada is a continuous, gently sloping fringe of angular scree, coarse and gravel sand around the margins of an inland basin, or along the mountain range base, in...
In 2004, Zimbabwe scored lowest score against Sri Lanka in the History One Day International Cricket. The Score of Zimbabwe was 35/10 in 18 overs. Before that the...
Rashtriya Ekta Diwas (National Unity Day) is observed every year across India on 31 October to commemorate birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhai Patel who had played important role...
The Highest score in One Day International cricket is 443 in 50 overs. This record was created by Sri Lanka in 2006 against Netherlands. Previously the highest score...
The first ever world cup in Cricket was organised in the year 1975. It was organised by International Cricket Conference (ICC) in England. Total Eight teams participated in...
Back-swamp refers to the marshy tract behind the natural levees usually formed due to flood waters which are unable to escape. It is generally a part of the...
Backshore refers to the area behind the shore. This coastal feature is located between the beach and the slope of backshore. Backshore is affected only by waves at...
