skindia Posted August 11, 2012 Posted August 11, 2012 harsha bhogale ....he will select all talented players like rohit sharma
Praveen M Posted August 11, 2012 Posted August 11, 2012 Srikath Has Done Tremondous Job In Re Shaping The Indian Team Which Won The World Cup............so Currently He Is The Best Shot For The Chief Selector
Praveen M Posted August 11, 2012 Posted August 11, 2012 Bcci President , Chief Selector Are All From South India.es Specially Tamil Nadu..........talent Destination T.n
Magneto Posted August 11, 2012 Posted August 11, 2012 No Gangu for selections! I want Kumble to be the Chief Selector(Tenvic - Sowot?), supported by Dravid and Manjrekar. And I want a couple of foreign selectors too (:winky:)
carnish Posted August 11, 2012 Posted August 11, 2012 Ganguly, Amarnath, More, Kumble, Prasad, Vengsarkar, Siva .. Choose anyone among them ..
MCcricket Posted August 21, 2012 Posted August 21, 2012 Next round of selectors hopefully not jokers Binny tipped to be the next chief selector Tuesday, August 21, 2012 CRICKETNIRVANA Amol Karhadkar When he was included in the national selection committee late last year, Mohinder Amarnath had been tipped to take over the reins of the panel from K Srikkanth this October. After all, Srikkanth along with Narendra Hirwani, Surendra Bhave and Raja Venkat next month-end complete four years as national selectors, the most allowed by the Indian cricket boardÃÔ (BCCIÃÔ) constitution. However, instead of taking over as the chief selector, Amarnath, who famously referred to the then national selectors as ÅÃuffoons towards the end of his international career, is set to be replaced as a national selector. And the man who is set to replace Srikkanth at the helm of the selection panel is yet another all-rounder from IndiaÃÔ maiden World Cup triumph in 1983 Roger Binny. The highest wicket-taker in that campaign, now a vice-president of the Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA), has emerged as the front-runner to succeed Srikkanth in the job. Sounded Out Ūt is more or less certain that let alone be the chief selector, Amarnath will no longer be a selector. And you cannot ask for a better candidate to anchor the Indian team's next phase than Binny, a BCCI insider told HT on Monday. Though the BCCI's process of appointing selectors is as big a mystery as the Bermuda Triangle, it was learnt that BinnyÃÔ high-profile colleagues in KSCA president Anil Kumble and secretary Javagal Srinath have been ÅÔounded about BinnyÃÔ likelihood of ÅÃeing the next chief selector? During his 18 seasons in first-class cricket from 1975 to 1992, Binny played 27 Tests and 72 ODIs, with the 1983 World Cup and 1985 World Series of Cricket wins being the highlights of his career. The 57-year-old then coached the Mohammad Kaif-led U-19 team to the World Cup title in 2000. Though the BCCI has more than a month to announce the next set of selectors, it looks likely that Binny will be accompanied by at least two more former internationals. Likely faces Former India stumper Deep Dasgupta and former new-ball bowler Abey Kuruvilla who is the U-19 chief selector have emerged as the most likely candidates from the East and West Zones, respectively. And even though two former domestic stalwarts an opener and a current Ranji Trophy coach from the Central Zone have been pleading with the BCCI bigwigs to be considered as representative from that zone, former Uttar Pradesh wicketkeeper Sunil Chaturvedi is likely to get the nod. What is not yet clear is whether Amarnath will continue to be a selector. Even if the odds are heavily stacked against that possibility, BCCI insiders are tight-lipped over who they are in touch with as far the North Zone candidate is concerned. HT Content & Syndication Services :weights:
Crookbond Posted August 21, 2012 Posted August 21, 2012 Quote the f***** text copied from Internet. How lazy can people be! :mad:
MCcricket Posted August 21, 2012 Posted August 21, 2012 Quote the f***** text copied from Internet. How lazy can people be! :mad: YOU COULD REMIND THE POSTER, BUT WITH A BIT OF POLITENESS, MAKES ME WONDER WHERE YOU FROM.
asterix Posted August 21, 2012 Posted August 21, 2012 Good news for all the trundlers from Karnataka...
MCcricket Posted August 21, 2012 Posted August 21, 2012 Good news for all the trundlers from Karnataka... THE CAMP IS GETTING TOO STRONG , HAS TO BE SRINI'S BOYS, ALTHOUGH the choices are not bad, players from East, West being ignored, trundlers and mediocre players from CERTAIN PARTS ARE BEING PICKED UP,Badrinath as VVS Laxmans replacement lol. First thing I want is selectors pickup seperate squads for T20, ODI, TEST'S, ALSO CAPTAINS, LONG TERM PLANS AND A PLAYER POOL TO FOLLOW , GROOM, CHOOSE PLAYERS FROM.:whack:
Crookbond Posted August 21, 2012 Posted August 21, 2012 YOU COULD REMIND THE POSTER' date=' BUT WITH A BIT OF POLITENESS, MAKES ME WONDER WHERE YOU FROM.[/quote'] Sorry mate, don't take it seriously. But, please quote the text - it's easier to read. :embaressed_smile:
Trichromatic Posted August 21, 2012 Posted August 21, 2012 Good news for all the trundlers from Karnataka... :haha: No matter how many times selection panel changes, there will always be dubious selections and we will always find a way to accuse them of being biased. Best you can hope for is some brave selections (instead of going for top 10 names of Indian cricket and 5 from your zone) along with regional bias.
MCcricket Posted August 21, 2012 Posted August 21, 2012 Sorry mate, don't take it seriously. But, please quote the text - it's easier to read. :embaressed_smile: That's OK, we all are eager to see fresh faces, ideas, planning as Cheeka and Co has been a miserable lot, T20, WORLD CUP, TEST NO 1 , ALL THOSE VICTORIES ARE REFLECTIONS OF GOOD WORK BY SELECTORS , COACHES,PLAYERS WHO HAVE PLANNED AND DONE THEIR JOB ALOT BEFORE CHEEKA CAME INTO THE PANEL.
SLICKR392 Posted August 21, 2012 Posted August 21, 2012 That's OK' date=' we all are eager to see fresh faces, ideas, planning as Cheeka and Co has been a miserable lot, T20, WORLD CUP, TEST NO 1 , ALL THOSE VICTORIES ARE REFLECTIONS OF GOOD WORK BY SELECTORS , COACHES,PLAYERS WHO HAVE PLANNED AND DONE THEIR JOB ALOT BEFORE CHEEKA CAME INTO THE PANEL.[/quote'] Are you shouting or is there any other point of you using caps? :idunno:
Crookbond Posted August 21, 2012 Posted August 21, 2012 McCricket .... Can you quote the text now at least? :dontknow:
diga Posted August 21, 2012 Posted August 21, 2012 Cricketnext.com reported in June that some North Zone state associations are miffed with Amarnath because he doesn't spend enough time in the zone he represents in the selection panel and stays in Mumbai and Goa. Amarnath's post as North Zone selector in trouble?
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