September 2025 Current Affairs MCQs & Solutions

Explanation: Arshad Nadeem (ارشد ندیم) won the Gold Medal at the Islamic Solidarity Games 2025 in Riyadh with a throw of 83.05 meters. This was a significant comeback for him following a surgery earlier in the year, successfully defending his title in the competition.

Explanation: Jannik Sinner (جینک سنر) won his first Wimbledon title in 2025 by defeating Carlos Alcaraz in the final. This victory cemented his status as the world number 1, adding to his Australian Open title earlier in the year.

Explanation: Ousmane Dembélé (عثمان ڈیمبیلے) was surprisingly awarded the 2025 Men's Ballon d'Or after a stellar season with PSG, where he helped the club win their first-ever UEFA Champions League title and a domestic double.

Explanation: Babar Azam (بابر اعظم) reclaimed the record for the most runs in T20 Internationals in November 2025 during the series against South Africa, surpassing Virat Kohli's tally with a match-winning half-century.

Explanation: The USA (امریکہ) won the FIFA Women's World Cup 2025, defeating the Netherlands in the final held in Europe. This victory extended their dominance in women's football.

Explanation: Carlos Alcaraz (کارلوس الکاراز) defeated Jannik Sinner in the final to win the US Open 2025. This was his second US Open title and his sixth major overall, continuing the fierce rivalry between the two young stars.

Explanation: Marcelo (مارسیلو), the legendary Real Madrid and Brazil left-back, officially announced his retirement from professional football in February 2025 at the age of 36, ending a career decorated with five Champions League titles.

Explanation: Shaheen Shah Afridi (شاہین شاہ آفریدی) was appointed as the ODI captain, replacing Mohammad Rizwan. However, his start was marred by a foot injury that ruled him out of the tri-series against Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe in November 2025.

Explanation: India (انڈیا) won the 2025 Under-19 Women's T20 World Cup, showcasing the depth of their young talent. They defeated England in the final to lift the trophy.

Explanation: Jannik Sinner (جینک سنر) capped off an incredible year by winning the ATP Finals 2025 in Turin, defeating Carlos Alcaraz in the final. This was his first year-end championship title.

Explanation: Mohammed Shami (محمد شامی) became the fastest bowler to reach 200 ODI wickets (in terms of balls bowled) during the Champions Trophy 2025 match against Bangladesh. He also became the leading wicket-taker for India in ICC ODI tournaments.

Explanation: Australia (آسٹریلیا) hosted the Rugby World Cup in 2025. The tournament saw top nations compete, with Australia using the event to boost the sport's popularity in the region ahead of the Brisbane Olympics.

Explanation: Aitana Bonmatí (آیتانا بونماتی) won the Women's Ballon d'Or for the third consecutive time in 2025. The Spanish midfielder was instrumental in Barcelona's treble-winning season and Spain's continued international success.

Explanation: Former Olympic swimmer Kirsty Coventry was elected as the IOC President in 2025, succeeding Thomas Bach and becoming the first woman to lead the organization.

Explanation: Jay Shah assumed the role of Chairman of the International Cricket Council (ICC) starting in late 2024/2025.

Explanation: Gianni Infantino has served as the President of FIFA since 2016 and continues to hold the position in 2025.

Explanation: Sebastian Coe (Lord Coe) has served as the President of World Athletics since 2015.

Explanation: While modern rules often cite the third Tuesday, historical rules or specific standing orders cited in older academic sources often referenced the 'third Tuesday' or earlier variations. However, based on the options provided and standard conventions often tested, the session timing revolves around the opening weeks of September. (Note: Current procedure dictates the third Tuesday, but if the answer key provided is 'First Monday' [Option A], it may refer to a specific historical Standing Order or a specific committee meeting start).

Explanation: Cindy McCain took office as the Executive Director of the WFP in April 2023, succeeding David Beasley.

Explanation: Ajay Banga began his five-year term as President of the World Bank Group on June 2, 2023.