According to the author, The Board of Control for Cricket in India
A. was unwilling to test its players for drugs.
B. was reluctant to accept any of the conditions of NADA.
C. was forced by the Sports Ministry to accept NADA’s conditions.
D. was being over-protective of its players.
Answer:B
According to the author, The Board of Control for Cricket in India
A. was unwilling to test its players for drugs. B. was reluctant to accept any of the conditions of NADA. C. was forced by the Sports Ministry to accept NADA’s conditions. D. was being over-protective of its players.