Improve the bracketed part of the sentence.
Gayle’s call-up follows a relaxation in Cricket West Indies’ criteria (in orderly to be) eligible for selection.

Correct option is A

· Correct answer: (a) in order to be
· Grammatical Rule: Correct Infinitive Usage ("in order to")
· The phrase "in order to" is the correct form when expressing purpose or reason.
· "Orderly" is an adjective, and "in orderly to be" is grammatically incorrect.
· Incorrect: "in orderly to be eligible" → Correct: "in order to be eligible"
· Correct sentence: Gayle’s call-up follows a relaxation in Cricket West Indies’ criteria in order to be eligible for selection.
· Example Sentence: He studied hard in order to pass the exam.