Because of the cricket tournament / organizational work hardly / I have had any / rest since one week.

The corrected sentence should be:

"Because of the cricket tournament's organisational work, I have hardly had any rest for the past week."

The mistakes in the original sentence are:

- "cricket/tournament" should be "cricket tournament's" (possessive form)
- "hardly" was in the wrong position, it should be after "have" to indicate "scarcely" or "almost not"
- "since one week" is incorrect, it should be "for the past week" to indicate the duration of time.

Note: The corrected sentence assumes that the speaker has been working on organizing a cricket tournament and has had very little rest for the past week.

Since is used for starting time
For is used for duration
After have/has/had V3 form must be there,
Has had
Have had
Had had
But how can it be had have
Can you please once

Can you write "since one day" or "since one month" or "since one year"? No it has to be "for one day, one month or one year" So how it would be "for one week"? It does not show the starting point but it tells about a duration so it should be "for one week".

Paritosh Tripathi, Patna

Since one week? Isn't it also an error?

I have had any is the error there but in the option it is written correct that have had any

I have hardly had any rest

Had have??????

no comment

I think the error is in D part because for is used when duration is given

I guess 'had have' can never be used. As it is contradicting the grammar rules..