1. We check each statement one by one.

2. Statement (A): "Enzymes are biocatalysts."

   • This is correct.
   • Enzymes are biological catalysts that speed up biochemical reactions.

3. Statement (B): "Enzymes are non-specific and can catalyse different kinds of reactions."

   • This is incorrect.
   • Enzymes are generally highly specific in nature. They usually act on a particular substrate or a particular type of reaction.

4. Statement (C): "Most enzymes are globular proteins."

   • This is correct.
   • In standard biomolecules theory, most enzymes are globular proteins.

5. Statement (D): "Enzyme oxidase catalyses the hydrolysis of maltose into glucose."

   • This is incorrect.
   • Hydrolysis of maltose into glucose is catalysed by maltase, not oxidase.
   • Oxidases are enzymes involved in oxidation reactions, not hydrolysis of maltose.

6. Therefore, the incorrect statements are: $\boxed{(B) \text{ and } (D)}$

7. Matching with options:

   • Option A = $(B)$ and $(D)$

Hence, the correct answer is: $\boxed{\text{A}}$

8. Comparison with stored correct answer:
   • Stored correct answer = A
   • Our derived answer = A
   • So, they agree.