English, asked by RaniHarod, 2 months ago

Imagine you are a reporter and are interviewing a well-

known cricket player (could be anyone your choice).

Frame around 6 to 7 questions to ask in the interview.

When you frame questions related not only to the life of

the cricketer and the significant events of his life but

also to his hobbies, personal likes, and dislikes.

Answers

Answered by StutilaakPal

1

Answer:

Can you name some of your favourite former cricketer?

What are your likes?

What are your dislikes?

What are your cricket tips for the young and the future cricketers?

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