MUMBAI — The Board of Control for Cricket in India has confirmed the appointment of Pragyan Ojha as the new chairman of selectors, according to reporting by Accredited Wire Reports citing News18.
The administrative decision places the former Indian national team spinner at the helm of the national selection committee, tasked with overseeing squad choices and player pathways across formats for the national side.
Leadership Change in Selection Committee
The confirmation from Indian cricket's governing body marks a major leadership transition within the men's senior selection structure. As chairman of selectors, Ojha steps into one of the most visible administrative roles in world cricket, responsible for coordinating with team management and identifying domestic talent.
Ojha, who represented India across international formats during his playing career, brings first-hand experience from the top tier of competitive cricket to the panel. His promotion to lead the committee reflects the governing body's continued approach of placing former international players in core decision-making and talent-evaluation roles.
Responsibilities Ahead for the Board
The national selection committee faces a packed international cricket calendar alongside key multi-nation tournaments and bilateral tours. Under Ojha's leadership, the panel will manage national squad transitions, workloads for multi-format athletes, and the integration of emerging domestic performers into the senior setup.
Further details concerning the composition of the rest of the selection committee and upcoming selection meetings are expected to follow the formal confirmation from the board.
