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The BCCI's cricket advisory committee - led by former India fast bowlers Madan Lal and RP Singh and the former women's cricketer Sulakshana Naik - has initiated the process on Thursday to appoint three new selectors for the men's selection panel. Among those who have been shortlisted for the position comprise former India players including Ajit Agarkar, Chetan Sharma, Maninder Singh, Nayan Mongia and SS Das.

According to the Hindustan Times, others that have been shortlisted include Abey Kuruvilla, Vijay Dahiya, Ajay Ratra, Nikhil Chopra, Debashish Mohanty and Ranadeb Bose. The shortlisted candidates, who had applied late November, were informed on Wednesday evening that the interviews would be conducted virtually.

The BCCI had invited applications to fill up the three vacant spots left after the tenures of Jatin Paranjape, Devang Gandhi and Sarandeep Singh ended in September. The men's selection committee currently consists only two members: former India spinner Sunil Joshi, who is the chairman and Harvinder Singh, the former India and Railways fast bowler. Those two were appointed after the terms of MSK Prasad and Gagan Khoda ended in February after India's tour of New Zealand.

Once the CAC finalizes its choices, it would pass it to the BCCI. It is not clear whether the BCCI, which is conducting its annual general meeting on Thursday, would announce the new selectors today.

The BCCI had put down a minimum qualification of seven Tests or 30 first-class matches or 10 ODIs and 20 first-class matches for the applicants. They should have also retired "at least five years previously". The board also listed 60 as the age limit for the applicants.

 

Link- https://www.espncricinfo.com/story/agarkar-mongia-and-kuruvilla-in-the-fray-as-process-to-fill-vacant-india-selectors-spots-begins-1245052

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Among them only Agarkar gives some hope. 

 

Want people who understand modern cricket, choose among Agarkar, Yuvi, Gambo, Siva (good eye for spinners), Dravid (to fast-track from U-19, Ind-A). Then those who keenly follow domestic cricket like Rohan Gavaskar. Plus a role for a top data analyst somewhere, so that they don't confuse formats or pick misfits. 

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In other news Kuruvilla alongwith Agarkar is contesting for the chairman of selectors from West Zone

Having read that, Kuruvilla does have a good chance:winky:

 

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Lol none of these guys have any idea how modern game is played.  Who tf is Nikhil Chopra?  Agarkar should seal it easily.  He is not too good either but what choice do we have:goodnight:

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5 minutes ago, Lone Wolf said:

Lol none of these guys have any idea how modern game is played.  Who tf is Nikhil Chopra?  Agarkar should seal it easily.  He is not too good either but what choice do we have:goodnight:

This really is not about knowledge. Its about who can do better buttering and who can be a better drink buddy!

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1 hour ago, Ankit_sharma03 said:

Among those who have been shortlisted for the position comprise former India players including Ajit Agarkar, Chetan Sharma, Maninder Singh, Nayan Mongia and SS Das.

According to the Hindustan Times, others that have been shortlisted include Abey Kuruvilla, Vijay Dahiya, Ajay Ratra, Nikhil Chopra, Debashish Mohanty and Ranadeb Bose..... The BCCI had invited applications to fill up the three vacant spots left after the tenures of Jatin Paranjape, Devang Gandhi and Sarandeep Singh ended in September


A fair commentary on our cricket when many of those in contention for the selector’s position and all of those being replaced as selectors could themselves make an India $hittiest Xl......

 

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9 minutes ago, NameGoesHere said:

 


A fair commentary on our cricket when many of those in contention for the selector’s position and all of those being replaced as selectors could themselves make an India $hittiest Xl......

 

 

2 hours ago, Ankit_sharma03 said:

The BCCI's cricket advisory committee - led by former India fast bowlers Madan Lal and RP Singh and the former women's cricketer Sulakshana Naik - has initiated the process on Thursday to appoint three new selectors for the men's selection panel. Among those who have been shortlisted for the position comprise former India players including Ajit Agarkar, Chetan Sharma, Maninder Singh, Nayan Mongia and SS Das.

According to the Hindustan Times, others that have been shortlisted include Abey Kuruvilla, Vijay Dahiya, Ajay Ratra, Nikhil Chopra, Debashish Mohanty and Ranadeb Bose. The shortlisted candidates, who had applied late November, were informed on Wednesday evening that the interviews would be conducted virtually.

The BCCI had invited applications to fill up the three vacant spots left after the tenures of Jatin Paranjape, Devang Gandhi and Sarandeep Singh ended in September. The men's selection committee currently consists only two members: former India spinner Sunil Joshi, who is the chairman and Harvinder Singh, the former India and Railways fast bowler. Those two were appointed after the terms of MSK Prasad and Gagan Khoda ended in February after India's tour of New Zealand.

Once the CAC finalizes its choices, it would pass it to the BCCI. It is not clear whether the BCCI, which is conducting its annual general meeting on Thursday, would announce the new selectors today.

The BCCI had put down a minimum qualification of seven Tests or 30 first-class matches or 10 ODIs and 20 first-class matches for the applicants. They should have also retired "at least five years previously". The board also listed 60 as the age limit for the applicants.

 

Link- https://www.espncricinfo.com/story/agarkar-mongia-and-kuruvilla-in-the-fray-as-process-to-fill-vacant-india-selectors-spots-begins-1245052

 

I reckon some of these legends could give the present team a good run for their money. So many big hitters and quality bowlers :adore: 

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Apart from Agarkar the rest of these names won't be able to stand up to Shastri, Kohli. 

 

From Wadekar, GR Viswanath, Kirmani, More, Vengsarkar, Srikkanth, Amarnath, Sandeep Patil to these no-name jokers :facepalm:

 

 

 

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5 minutes ago, Gollum said:

Apart from Agarkar the rest of these names won't be able to stand up to Shastri, Kohli. 

 

From Wadekar, GR Viswanath, Kirmani, More, Vengsarkar, Srikkanth, Amarnath, Sandeep Patil to these no-name jokers :facepalm:

 

 

 

Agarkar himself is a A grade lolli fan.  We need someone like Gambhir to stick a danda to RAT. 

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1 hour ago, Gollum said:

Apart from Agarkar the rest of these names won't be able to stand up to Shastri, Kohli. 

 

From Wadekar, GR Viswanath, Kirmani, More, Vengsarkar, Srikkanth, Amarnath, Sandeep Patil to these no-name jokers :facepalm:

 

 

 

With lucrative media assignments, and risk their reputation for conflict of interest allegations, many retired cricketers would prefer not to work for BCCI for 1 cr per year (that too when incompetent jokers like Sridhar pocket 3.5 cr)

 

Earlier generation 

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1 hour ago, Rightarmfast said:

Agarkar is the best bet.

 

1 hour ago, Gollum said:

Among them only Agarkar gives some hope. 

 

Precisely why it won't be Agarkar. Don't think Mongia will make it either. Will be too much of a PR disaster plus Shastri loathes him. In the Tehelka tapes, he said "Mongia MC hai. Usko dekh ke hi mereko khunas aata hai..." :phehe:.

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Wait, wasn't Sunil Joshi going to take up CS role after MSK?

  

44 minutes ago, Jimmy Cliff said:

Precisely why it won't be Agarkar. Don't think Mongia will make it either. Will be too much of a PR disaster plus Shastri loathes him. In the Tehelka tapes, he said "Mongia MC hai. Usko dekh ke hi mereko khunas aata hai..." :phehe:.

:hatsoff:

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