Question

Statement: The cream of India’s Cricket team is likely to retire in the next three years leaving a vacuum which the Indian Cricket team is going to struggle to overcome. Course of Action: I. The BCCI should start to induct youngsters into the team and start to give them exposure to pressure situations. II. There should be a rotation policy adopted for senior players in order to prolong their careers and keep them injury free. (Answer the question after reading the following paragraph.)

Statement: The cream of India’s Cricket team is likely to retire in the next three years leaving a vacuum which the Indian Cricket team is going to struggle to overcome. Course of Action: I. The BCCI should start to induct youngsters into the team and start to give them exposure to pressure situations. II. There should be a rotation policy adopted for senior players in order to prolong their careers and keep them injury free. (Answer the question after reading the following paragraph.)

Direction: The question given below has a statement followed by two courses of action numbered I and II. You have to assume everything in the statement to be true. Then decide which of the two suggested course of action logically follows for pursuing.
Mark answer as:

Option A: If only I follows
Option B: If only II follows
Option C: If both I and II follows
Option D: If neither I follows nor II follows

Correct Answer

Option: c

Explanation

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