rkt.india Posted September 28, 2012 Posted September 28, 2012 Cricket Board president N Srinivasan said on Thursday there was increasing interest among former players to become national selectors after it has become a paid job while maintaining there was no intrigue in the lead-up to the nomination of the new panel here. ŵhere is no intrigue, but a lot of interest (from former cricketers) as it has become a paid job. There is interest from many cricketers. We try to pick as good a selection commitee as we could, said Srinivasan after the BCCI appointed a new-look senior selection panel headed by Sandeep Patil here at its 83rd AGM. He was asked why the step of excluding someone like Amarnath from the new panel was taken while he had three years left in his term. He said, Ǹe wanted a person of sufficient stature, a tall man as chairman. No one can question Sandeep PatilÃÔ credentials. The issue is not about credentials of a person, just that BCCI want a new face. The five selectors are chosen for a maximum four-year term and elected annually. I cannot go into the reason (behind Mohinder AmarnathÃÔ exclusion) and donÃÕ want it to go into a public debate. Appointing selectors is a decision of the BCCI, he was quoted as saying in The Hindu. Interestingly, The Indian Express says that an incident during IndiaÃÔ tour Down Under in 2011-12 may have been instrumental in AmarnathÃÔ contract not being extended. Amarnath had presented a bat belonging to his father, Lala Amarnath, to Cricket Australia CEO James Sutherland, reportedly telling him that the memorabilia would be treasured more by CA than by BCCI, says the IE report. The report adds that the incident triggered the rift between Amarnath and the BCCI, which is also in the process of setting up a cricket museum. Srinivasan does not want to debate on AmarnathÃÔ exclusion. AFP Former batsman Patil represents West Zone in the panel that also includes another 1983 World Cup winning team member Roger Binny (South), Syed Saba Karim (East), Vikram Rathore (North) and Rajinder Singh Hans (Central). There was intense speculation in the media with so many names doing the rounds before the BCCI sprang a major surprise by nominating the 56-year-old Patil to replace Krishnamachari Srikkanth as chairman of the new panel. PatilÃÔ name was not forwarded by his parent association MCA, whose choice was Abey Kuruvilla, but it has now become the BoardÃÔ prerogative after getting feedbacks from the zonal representatives to nominate the paid selection panels. According to sources in West Zone, the name of Karsan Ghavri too was forwarded by a few associations, before Patil was nominated from the Zone. Likewise, quite a few other former cricketers were touted as candidates from some other zones before the Board zeroed in on its choice. The senior panel selectors annual take home packet was also raised from Rs 40 lakh to Rs 60 lakh while that of the junior panel, to be headed by former India stumper Chandrakant Pandit, was doubled to Rs 40 lakh. http://www.firstpost.com/sports/bcci-sacks-amarnath-did-gifting-lalas-bat-to-oz-trigger-it-471371.html
diga Posted September 28, 2012 Posted September 28, 2012 what a silly reason... it has to be Dhoni & captaincy
Nova Posted September 28, 2012 Posted September 28, 2012 I can see why Amarnath gifted the bat to CA. Countries like Australia, NZ, England have proper infrastructure and inclination to care for sports memorabilia. And here BCCI, the richest cricketing board, is moving at a snail's pace in establishing a museum. At least Amarnath did not say this time, that BCCI are a bunch of jokers...may be he did!
Crookbond Posted September 28, 2012 Posted September 28, 2012 Theory 1 - Amarnath rift with cricket team senior Theory 2 - Amarnath rift with selectors Theory 3 - Gifting of bat to Cricket Australia Knowing BCCI all three reasons are plausible.
Crookbond Posted October 12, 2012 Posted October 12, 2012 DDCA didn't support Mohinder when BCCI ousted him: Bedi "It would have been an honour for North Zone and Mohinder was suppose to become the chairman of selectors but got the boot as some people had personal interests," Bedi stated during a media interaction organised by Kirti Azad at the Constitution Club on Friday. "In BCCI one chap is omnipresent and no one can challenge him. I tell you that is not a good sign," Bedi said, in an apparent reference to Srinivisan though he did not take his name. http://www.hindustantimes.com/Cricket/CricketNews/DDCA-didn-t-support-Mohinder-when-BCCI-ousted-him-Bedi/Article1-943722.aspx Now, it looks like a clear case of politics between Arun Jaitley and N Srinivasan.
BeautifulGame Posted October 12, 2012 Posted October 12, 2012 NEW DELHI: Mohinder Amarnath's stint as a national cricket selector is in trouble. The former India batsman is the North Zone selector, charged with identifying talent in this region, but stays in Mumbai and Goa. As a result, according to sources in the board, some North Zone state associations are not happy that Amarnath doesn't spend enough time in the zone he represents in the selection panel. There is strong indication that he may not continue as the North Zone selector September onwards. He may continue as a selector from some other zone. Ironically, Amarnath has played most of his domestic cricket for Delhi. "This is a serious issue with North Zone states and we are looking into it and if need be, we are going to make appropriate changes. But you cannot blame the selector as well because he does not stay in north India," a top BCCI official told TOI on Tuesday. Attempts to reach Amarnath were unsuccessful. Come September when the board will hold its AGM, there will be other changes in the selection panel. The current committee - headed by Kris Srikkanth, will be changed after being in place for four years. As per the rules, the selectors can remain in their post for three years. But after India won the 2011 World Cup, the board decided to give one-year extension to current selectors. Only Amarnath joined the panel as a replacement for North Zone selector Yashpal Sharma. It was widely believed at that time that Amarnath would become chairman of the committee once Srikkanth demits the position this year since he has wide international experience and is a well respected man in the fraternity. However, with North Zone associations protesting, his path has been somewhat queered. "He is hardly here in Delhi, the state he represents in the panel," a Delhi & District Cricket Association ( DDCA) official complained. It was also reliably learnt that the board may scrap the practice of selectors traveling with the Indian team. "Once you have selected the team, what is the point of travelling with the team?" the official asked, adding, "After picking the Indian team, they should be concentrating on other talented players who are future prospects for the country." http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2012-06-20/top-stories/32334608_1_north-zone-current-selectors-selection-panel If its true no wonder he got the boot.
MCcricket Posted October 13, 2012 Posted October 13, 2012 Bishan Singh Bedi bashes BCCI, DDCA Published: Saturday, Oct 13, 2012, 9:54 IST By Chander Shekhar Luthra | Place: New Delhi | Agency: DNA Former India captain Bishan Singh Bedi slammed the Delhi & District Cricket Association (DDCA) for the shoddy treatment meted out to Mohinder Amarnath, who was removed from the selector’s post. What’s more, Bedi also took a dig at Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) president N Srinivasan without naming him. “In the BCCI, one chap is omnipresent and no one can challenge him. I tell you that is not a good sign,” Bedi said, in an apparent reference to Srinivisan. “It would have been an honour for North Zone and Mohinder was suppose to become the chairman of selectors but got the boot as some people had personal interests,” he fumed. Mohinder dared to speak the truth at selection committee meetings and called the spade a spade, which did not go down well with the cricket administrators, most of whom have never wielded a bat,” he added. Pulling no punches, the former India captain expressed anger at the way cricketers of stature were given the short shrift just because they asked for better management. “Can you believe a cricketer of Jimmy’s standing was given the boot because he was rallying for the betterment of cricket? He had demanded transparency in matters of selection and insisted that there be some amount of accountability from the captain over his team’s performance. Obviously, these suggestions for streamlining the game and functioning of the sports’ body did not go down well with the authorities,” he said. He also accused DDCA sports secretary Sunil Dev of not doing enough at the BCCI’s AGMs. “Everyone knows Jimmy’s credentials and character, yet it is unfortunate that he did not get support from DDCA,” he said. “Our honorary president (Arun Jaitley) authorised him (Dev) to represent the DDCA in the recent board meeting in Mumbai. And what did Delhi get? Three posts, including vice-chairmanship of the National Cricket Academy and membership of umpiring committee, went to that man. He is the man who has ruined Delhi cricket by masterminding and colluding in activities clearly subversive of cricket,” Bedi said. DDCA general secretary Sneh Bansal refuted Bedi’s allegations. “We had tried our best to convince the BCCI, but the appointment of selectors is the prerogative of the parent body. We did what we could have,” Bansal said on Friday. —With PTI inputs WHAT MOST PEOPLE FEAR ABOUT SRINIVASAN AND HIM RUINING CRICKET IN INDIA MIGHT BE TRUE, ONLY REASON DHONI IS THERE AS CAPTAIN AND ALL THE MEDIOCRE CSK SELECTIONS
BeautifulGame Posted October 13, 2012 Posted October 13, 2012 Which mediocre CSK player? Harbajan? Nohit? Gambhir? Ishant? Yuvraj? The only player from CSK who got unfair amout of chances in recent times is Raina in test team. Heck someone like Badri who scored tons of runs in domestic cricket couldn't more than 3 inns to prove his worth yet someone like Yuvi was picked test after test w/o any performance. Some bias.
Sandeep99 Posted October 13, 2012 Posted October 13, 2012 Another Chennai discussion....oh the fanboys are coming!:ohmy::omg::flybye:
The Outsider Posted October 13, 2012 Posted October 13, 2012 Which mediocre CSK player? Harbajan? Nohit? Gambhir? Ishant? Yuvraj? The only player from CSK who got unfair amout of chances in recent times is Raina in test team. Heck someone like Badri who scored tons of runs in domestic cricket couldn't more than 3 inns to prove his worth yet someone like Yuvi was picked test after test w/o any performance. Some bias. Just two words which show how corrupt the entire system was - Aniruddha Srikkanth. Go ahead and justify his selection.
SLICKR392 Posted October 13, 2012 Posted October 13, 2012 Which mediocre CSK player? Harbajan? Nohit? Gambhir? Ishant? Yuvraj? The only player from CSK who got unfair amout of chances in recent times is Raina in test team. Heck someone like Badri who scored tons of runs in domestic cricket couldn't more than 3 inns to prove his worth yet someone like Yuvi was picked test after test w/o any performance. Some bias. Vijay*
Old guy Posted October 13, 2012 Posted October 13, 2012 Vijay* jaddu ,badri now in test side :cantstop:
BeautifulGame Posted October 13, 2012 Posted October 13, 2012 Just two words which show how corrupt the entire system was - Aniruddha Srikkanth. Go ahead and justify his selection. Thats more to do with selecting his son (personal bias) not because he is a CSK player.Not even CSK select him in their IPL team.
BeautifulGame Posted October 13, 2012 Posted October 13, 2012 Vijay* :facepalm: Vijay was dropped after just a single poor series in WI which was the first full series he played.How was that bias?In the series before he was dropped (excluding the single test in Durban) which is Aus tour in Indi) he scored a high quality century under extreme pressure.After that century against Aus he just played 4 more tests.Just compare that with the amount of failures someone like Ishant or Gambhir or Rohit has had. Admittedly he was found out in tough conditions but to say he selection was bias is plain ignorance considering his performance just 2 test before.Or are u saying CSK players shouldnt be selected even if they score a century?
BeautifulGame Posted October 13, 2012 Posted October 13, 2012 jaddu ' date='badri now in test side :cantstop:[/quote'] So now come up with imaginary conspiracies :cantstop: Jealousy makes some go lahori logics
Old guy Posted October 13, 2012 Posted October 13, 2012 So now come up with imaginary conspiracies :cantstop: srini trying to pick and choose umpires? :P
The Outsider Posted October 13, 2012 Posted October 13, 2012 Thats more to do with selecting his son (personal bias) not because he is a CSK player.Not even CSK select him in their IPL team. Doesn't matter what the cause of the bias - it just leaves the entire system defunct when someone who does not even get selected for TN and CSK regularly makes the India emerging players side.
Crookbond Posted October 13, 2012 Posted October 13, 2012 Doesn't matter what the cause of the bias - it just leaves the entire system defunct when someone who does not even get selected for TN and CSK regularly makes the India emerging players side. How about selection of Jalaj Saxena? Was that CSK bias too?
The Outsider Posted October 13, 2012 Posted October 13, 2012 How about selection of Jalaj Saxena? Was that CSK bias too? Where did I talk about CSK bias? My point is a broader one about the defunct selection committee which openly claimed to not even being aware of which format they were selecting the team for.
Crookbond Posted October 13, 2012 Posted October 13, 2012 Where did I talk about CSK bias? My point is a broader one about the defunct selection committee which openly claimed to not even being aware of which format they were selecting the team for. Then I agree - I thought you were talking about CSK bias.
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