The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) invited applications for the men’s national team selector submit on Thursday, June 22. The one place on the choice committee has been vacant since Chetan Sharma’s removing in February this yr. The BCCI additionally revealed the criteria and duties of the candidates with a job opening submit on their official web site.
Since Chetan Sharma, the present choice committee comprised of Subroto Banerjee, Salil Ankola, Sridharan Sharath, and Shiv Sundar Das with the latter being the interim chairman. Now BCCI is trying so as to add Sharma’s substitute and has set a deadline of June 30 to submit applications.
According to the BCCI guidelines, the candidate ought to have performed a minimal of seven Test matches or 30 First Class matches of 10 ODI matches and 20 First Class matches. The criteria additionally require that the candidate ought to have retired from cricket for at the least 5 years earlier than making use of. In addition to this, the candidate shouldn’t be a part of any cricket committee for the earlier 5 years, based on BCCI’s Memorandum of Association and Rules and Regulations.
The BCCI additionally revealed the position objective for the candidate will probably be choosing the senior national team for Tests, ODIs, T20Is, and some other codecs. Shortlisted candidates will probably be known as for private interviews for analysis.
Earlier at the moment, the reviews of Virender Sehwag main the race for the chairman of the national team choice committee emerged. Chetan Sharma’s dismissal left a emptiness for the selector from North Zone. Sehwag matches all of the criteria launched by the BCCI however he’s reportedly trying for higher remuneration for the submit.
The present choice committee’s subsequent job is to announce a squad for India’s multi-format tour to West Indies which begins on July 12. After India’s heavy defeat towards Australia within the WTC Final 2023, all eyes will probably be on the choice committee which is predicted to make some large modifications to the red-ball team.
