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    BCCI invites applications for Ajit Agarkar's replacement in men's selection committee

    BCCI announced the opening for one position in the men's selection committee. This follows Ajit Agarkar's completion of his contract and decision not to seek an extension. Currently, Pragyan Ojha is serving as the interim chairman of selectors for the men's team. Other members of the selection panel include Shiv Sundar Das, Ajay Ratra, and RP Singh.

    BCCI invites application for one position in men's selection committee after Ajit Agarkar's exit

    The Board of Control for Cricket in India has opened applications for a position on the Men's Selection Committee. Interested candidates must have played a minimum number of matches and retired at least five years ago. The committee will be responsible for selecting the Senior National Men's Team as well as identifying and developing new talent. Members will need to scout players, attend matches, and provide performance evaluations.

    Board AGM: BCCI office-bearers 'authorized' to take call on Ajit Agarkar's future

    BCCI office-bearers will decide Ajit Agarkar's future as chairman of selectors. His current contract is set to conclude early next month. The board also plans to fill all five junior selection committee positions. The Mumbai Cricket Association requested more prominent matches for their venue. These decisions were made during the BCCI's 95th Annual General Meeting.

    BCCI AGM: Andaman & Nicobar associate membership, ICC representative and IPL Governing Council on agenda

    The upcoming 95th Annual General Meeting of the BCCI promises to tackle significant issues including associate membership and ICC representative roles. Arun Dhumal's unopposed re-election to the IPL Governing Council will also be formalized. Moreover, the agenda encompasses a review of financial data, annual budgets, and selections for committees, while contemplating the direction of the chairman of selectors, addressing critical governance in Indian cricket.

    Byju's averts insolvency proceedings as NCLAT allows settlement with BCCI

    Byju's had signed a jersey sponsorship agreement with BCCI in March 2019 for three years, which was extended by a year. The company made the payments till September 2022 and the dispute is over the period from October 2022 to March 2023.

    Indian cricket board makes $1.5bn surplus in five years

    India's cricket board, the BCCI, recorded a surplus of approximately $1.5 billion in the five years to 2021-22, as the diehard love for cricket in India proved highly lucrative, according to government data. The BCCI, which does not typically publish detailed financial information, is thought to be one of the wealthiest sporting governing bodies globally, as the country's passion for the game fuels periodic bidding wars over broadcast rights.

    The Economic Times
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