Task: Text Completion
Input (English): [header] How to be a good wicketkeeper [title] Work out often. [step] You'll need to be very fit to be an effective wicket keeper. [title] Work on your reactions. <sep> (A) [step] Does you react? Am i yelling? Do i get impatient? Am i jumping and hitting? Do i get snappy? Do i get frustrated? [title] Place your wicket right. [step] Wickets are a big magnet in the pros, and they will most likely crash very often. (B) [step] Take stock in your body language when pitching. Tense, shaky, hard, you get jittery when you have to be, while rigid body language communicates a lack of confidence and discourages you from pitching. (C) [step] This is especially important if you plan to stand up to the stumps for fast bowlers [title] Dance or jump rope. [step] Both of these activities will improve your stamina, as well as footwork and coordination. (D) [step] Showing that you are able to respond well to stress is something you will do with gym or power training. When you are comfortable, however, working out will be very reassuring.
Output (English): C