UP Police SI Exam 12 Dec 2017 Shift 2 Solved Paper

Question Numbers: 143-145
Direction: Following are the conditions for the selection of Head Coach for Indian Cricket Team. The conditions are
1. Candidate should have successfully coached a cricket team of any of the member countries of the International Cricket Council (ICC), at the first class or at the international level.
2. Candidate should be qualified through a certification/assessment program conducted by any of the full member countries and should currently possess such a valid certification.
3. Communication skills benefitting the coach of an international team are mandatory along with the ability to effectively convey the right message and must demonstrate proficiency in English.
4. Candidate should have an impeccable personal record, devoid of any past or current disputes, with any of the member boards of the ICC or its affiliates.
A person is selected as Head Coach of Indian Cricket team, if he fulfils the above criteria except,
A. If the candidate does not fulfil anyone of the criteria and his name is asked to be included by all of the 3 cricket Advisory committee members then he can be selected as Head Coach.
B. Candidate doesn’t have any coaching experience, but he was a captain of International Cricket Council (ICC) world cup winning team then he may be referred to the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) secretary.
C. Candidate doesn’t have proficiency in English but he is able to communicate in Hindi and other regional Indian Languages then he may be referred to the Cricket Advisory committee members.