BCCI Begins Search for New Junior Selection Panel Members

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The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has invited applications for five vacancies on its Junior Cricket Committee, which will oversee the selection and development of India’s age-group teams.

The committee will be responsible for selecting squads up to the Under-22 level for training camps, as well as junior assignments against domestic and international teams. Its work will cover competitions and tours in India and abroad, with a key focus on identifying emerging players and building a strong pool of talent for the future.

Role of the Committee

The selected members will have several responsibilities, including:

• Selecting age-group squads through a fair and transparent process, while identifying promising players and strengthening India’s junior bench strength.
• Monitoring players during domestic and international matches and contributing to the selection of squads for camps, tournaments and tours.
• Selecting coaches and other support personnel, including physiotherapists, trainers, therapists, analysts and medical staff.
• Tracking the progress of junior teams and submitting regular assessments of their performances and development. The committee will also be responsible for appointing captains across different formats.
• Managing BCCI junior tournaments and overseas tours, along with handling administrative and disciplinary matters related to these competitions.
• Encouraging young cricketers to uphold high standards of conduct and educating them about issues such as doping, betting and match-fixing, with the help of current and former senior players.

Eligibility Criteria

Applicants must meet the following requirements:

• They must be former cricketers with at least 25 First-Class appearances.
• They must have retired from professional cricket at least five years ago.
• Individuals who have served on any BCCI Cricket Committee, as specified under the Board’s Memorandum of Association and Rules and Regulations, for a combined period of five years or more will not be eligible for appointment to the Junior Cricket Committee.

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