The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is considering whether chairman of selectors Ajit Agarkar should receive an extension or be replaced. Multiple reports say the decision is taken through deliberations by BCCI office-bearers ahead of the Annual General Meeting (AGM), based on instructions from the member units.
According to the account provided, BCCI member units entrust the office-bearers with the authority to make the call at the AGM. The discussion centers on whether to continue Agarkar in his role as chairman of selectors or to appoint a replacement, reflecting internal processes for selecting leadership during the cricket board’s annual governance cycle. The reports do not specify the final outcome or timelines beyond the AGM deliberation, nor do they provide details on any alternative candidates.
Overall, the outlets converge on the same procedural point: the question of Agarkar’s continuation is being decided through BCCI internal decision-making at the AGM, with office-bearers empowered by member units’ instructions.
