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  1. ACBD

  2. DBAC

  3. BCAD

  4. BDCA

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Option 3 : BCAD

Since the first part of the sentence is already given to us, it becomes easy to find the next part as it would link to the first. Similarly, we will keep linking the given parts to form a coherent sentence.

Part 1 of the sentence signifies that on Sunday,  Rohit Sharma has done something (reached a milestone). So the next part should give information regarding that. Part B thus becomes the second part. Since part B ends with ‘and’ it denotes that name of some other player will follow it. Hence, part C becomes the third part. Part C ends with ‘Warner’s’ which implies that the players (Sachin and Warner) possess/hold something. Thus, part A will follow part C. The subsequent part should speak about the achievement of Rohit Sharma. Hence, part D will become the fifth part of the sentence.

Thus, the coherent sentence is- ‘Rohit Sharma on Sunday broke master blaster Sachin Tendulkar and Australian opener David Warner’s joint record to become the first batsman with six 150-plus scores in One-Day Internationals (ODIs)’. 

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