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Revive the Talent Resource Development Wing- BCCI Advisory Panel


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The BCCI advisory committee consisting of Sachin Tendulkar, Sourav Ganguly and VVS Laxman proposed to revive the Talent Resource Development Wing (TRDW) to scout talent all over India, an initiative of Dalmiya during his first presidency tenure more than a decade ago, which had reaped rich dividends. The TRDW, headed by former India captain and chairman of selection panel Dilip Vengsarkar, unearthed players such as MS Dhoni, Suresh Raina, Piyush Chawla and RP Singh. However, during N Srinivasan's regime in the BCCI, the TRDW was converted into a formality, with match referees given the task of doubling up as talent scouts.

"In 2001, when Mr Dalmiya was the president of the BCCI he had started a talent research development (wing). We used to have TRDOs (talent resource development officers). The committee has recommended that the scheme should be revived and we should look at spotting talents from various parts of India.", Said Anurag Thakur
http://www.espncricinfo.com/india/content/story/884821.html
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i hope with the trio mentioned, they can also include someone like Srinath or Zaheer Khan to the panel, just to get a fast bowler's perspective in finding the bowlers.

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i hope with the trio mentioned' date=' they can also include someone like Srinath or Zaheer Khan to the panel, just to get a fast bowler's perspective in finding the bowlers.[/quote'] BCCI Advisory panel was recently appointed, so there will be no changes or addition to it, Besides the advisory committee will not do talent scouting or coaching, BCCI will appoint suitable professionals for that job who will be named as TRDOs (talent resource development officers).

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