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Powar Added To Senior Men’s Selection Committee, Ojha Becomes Chief Selector
BCCI Secretary Devajit Saika: Former India off-spinner Ramesh Powar has been added to the senior men's selection committee, with ex-left arm spinner Pragyan Ojha taking over as chief selector.
The BCCI said on Monday that Ojha has been elevated to the chairman of the selection panel on the basis of seniority, having played the most Tests among the five members of the panel (24). The selection committee now comprises Ojha, Powar, Shiv Sundar Das, RP Singh, and Ajay Ratra.
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Shafali No Longer Just A Powerplay Batter, Puts A Price On Her Wicket: Reema Malhotra
Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh International: Former India all-rounder Reema Malhotra said Shafali Verma has evolved from an all-out powerplay hitter into an opening batter who values her wicket and bats with responsibility beyond the first six overs. Reema went on to call Shafali as the best women’s T20I batter in the world right now.
'Sooryavanshi Will Have To Wait': Nayar Backs Samson, Explains India’s Selection Dilemma
New Delhi: Former India assistant coach Abhishek Nayar believes Sanju Samson’s ability to produce decisive innings after a lean run could keep young batter Vaibhav Sooryavanshi waiting for his opportunity in the upcoming T20I series against New Zealand.
‘Consistency Is Overrated In T20s’: Pujara Backs Samson, Questions Dual Opening Option In NZ
Either Sanju Samson: Former India batter Cheteshwar Pujara has defended Sanju Samson’s fluctuating returns in T20 internationals, arguing that occasional failures are part of the format and should not be mistaken for a prolonged loss of form.
Abhishek Was A Bit Below Par By His Standards: Aakash Chopra
Aakash Chopra: Former India opener Aakash Chopra has played down concerns over Abhishek Sharma’s returns in the recently concluded T20I series against the West Indies, saying inconsistent performances are an inevitable part of an aggressive batting approach.
'Needs A Lot Of Preparation': Pujara Lauds Dhir's Explosive Cameo, Urges Clarity On Spin Options
New Delhi: Former India batter Cheteshwar Pujara has praised Naman Dhir for his blistering unbeaten 24 off just six deliveries in India’s rain-hit T20I decider against the West Indies in Bengaluru, highlighting the preparation required to deliver such an impact in a high-pressure situation.
'Both Teams Played Best Cricket, 2-2 Result Fitting': Nayar
The West Indies: Former India assistant coach Abhishek Nayar said that a shared trophy between India and the West Indies was a fitting conclusion to a fiercely contested series, arguing that reducing the contest to a shortened, nine-over shootout would have been an unfair way to determine the winner.
'This Game Was An Eye-opener,' Says Veda On India's Batting Collapse Against Zimbabwe
Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh International: Former India cricketer Veda Krishnamurthy believes that India’s early batting collapse against Zimbabwe’s slower bowlers in the opening women’s T20I should serve as an eye-opener for the batters ahead of the next game to be played on Sunday.
'Very Tempted To Play': Nayar Backs Sooryavanshi's Inclusion As Opener In 5th T20I
If Vaibhav Sooryavanshi: Former India cricketer Abhishek Nayar is tempted to bring in teenage sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi for the fifth and final T20I of the ongoing series against the West Indies, but wants the youngster to play at his original opening place and not below that.
Former India Opener Punam Raut Retires From All Forms Of International Cricket
ODI World Cup: Former India opener Punam Raut on Thursday announced her retirement from all forms of international cricket and brought the curtains down on a career that spanned more than a decade and included a run to the 2017 Women's ODI World Cup final.
Too Early To Pick India's Fast Bowling Attack For 2027 ODI World Cup, Says WV Raman
ODI World Cup: Former India batter WV Raman believes it is too early to settle on India's fast bowling attack for the 2027 Men’s ODI World Cup, saying that injuries have several frontline bowlers out of action regularly and that a year is a long time when it comes to finalising a bowling combination.
'Hope Is Doing Something Very Similar’: Nayar Compares WI Star With Hayden After Heroics Against India
New Delhi: Former India assistant coach Abhishek Nayar has compared Shai Hope’s dominance against India to Matthew Hayden’s impact during Australia’s tours of the country in the 2000s. He praised Hope for combining control, power and adaptability while leading the West Indies’ challenge across formats on the ongoing tour.
‘If Batters Don't Take Responsibility, This Indian Side Will Not Succeed’: Gavaskar
Former India captain Sunil Gavaskar has urged India’s batters to take greater responsibility ahead of the T20I series decider against West Indies in Bengaluru, highlighting the team’s struggles while chasing as a major concern after their recent defeat.
‘Difficult For Bowlers To Build Pressure, He’s A Hard Player To Stop': Pujara On Hope
New Delhi: Former India batter Cheteshwar Pujara has credited Shai Hope’s composure and shot selection for the West Indies’ batting success against India in the ongoing white-ball series, while highlighting Keemo Paul’s decisive bowling spell as a turning point in the visitors’ latest victory.
‘Delhi Is Proud Of Its Own Son’: DDCA President Rohan Jaitley Leads Fraternity's Birthday Wishes For Gambhir
District Cricket Association: Delhi & District Cricket Association (DDCA) president Rohan Jaitley extended his wishes to former Indian player and current head coach Gautam Gambhir on his 45th birthday on Wednesday, saying Delhi is proud of its own son and his invaluable contribution to Indian cricket.
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