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For the following question, arrange the sentences A, B, C, and D between sentences 1 and 6 to form a logical sequence with sentence 1 and sentence 6 as the starting sentence and the concluding sentence respectively:

(1) Sporting memorabilia is not a big business in India
(A) On the face of the bat are two oil portraits of Gavaskar, along with his career statistics highlighted on the teakwood frame.
(B) Recognizing the potential of the country, DWP sports in Australia have launched a Sunil Gavaskar, Legend of Cricket Bat, making it the first such product they have marketed especially for India.
(C) unlike the rest of the world, where a basketball autographed by Michael Jordan or Sir Donald Bradman's bat can fetch a fortune.
(D) But things could be changing here.
(6)The batsman, universally acknowledged as one of the greatest ever, said 'I'm honored that I've been chosen for it'.

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Solution

The correct option is B CDBA
C has to be the first sentence after 1, but this is given in all the options. Also, D follows C (1 and C) because C indicates that India is not a big market for sports memorabilia while D says that 'things could be changing here'. So, the correct answer is A) CDBA

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