Choose the correct indirect narration: Diana said, ‘Hurrah! We have won the match.’

The correct indirect narration is Diana exclaimed with joy that they had won the match.

• The interjection 'Hurrah!' expresses joy, so 'exclaimed with joy' accurately conveys the emotion.
• In indirect speech, the present perfect tense ('have won') typically changes to the past perfect tense ('had won').

Let's analyze the distractors:

• (A) 'Diana said with joy that they have won the match.' is incorrect because the tense 'have won' should change to 'had won'.
• (B) 'Diana exclaimed with sorrow that they had won the match.' is incorrect because 'sorrow' contradicts the joyful 'Hurrah!'.
• (C) 'Diana said that they had won the match.' is incorrect because it omits the expression of joy, which is an essential part of the original sentence's meaning.