The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has announced two major appointments in the India Men’s Selection Committee on Monday (October 19). The BCCI has appointed the former Indian cricketer Ramesh Powar as the West Zone selector, replacing Ajit Agarkar.
Pragyan Ojha replaces Ajit Agarkar as chief selector, Ramesh Powar joins selection panel
The BCCI also confirmed that the national selector, Pragyan Ojha, will take charge as the chairman of the Indian Selection Committee, replacing Agarkar. The board said that Ojha has been given the big responsibility based on seniority, considering the number of Test matches played.
Meanwhile, the BCCI also expressed its gratitude to outgoing chairman Ajit Agarkar for his commitment, strong leadership, and valuable contribution to Indian cricket during his tenure.
🚨 Announcement 🚨 Mr Ramesh Powar @imrameshpowar appointed to Men’s Selection Committee. Based on seniority (most Tests), Mr Pragyan Ojha @pragyanojha will chair the Committee. BCCI appreciates Mr Ajit Agarkar @imAagarkar for his commitment, conviction and contribution during his tenure as Chairman of the Committee. Details ▶️ https://t.co/z0jcyPWkr0 #TeamIndia
— BCCI (@BCCI) October 19, 2026
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