New Delhi. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has made a major change in the men's selection committee. BCCI on Monday appointed former spinner Pragyan Ojha as the new chief selector of Team India. Cricket Advisory Committee (CAC), which includes Ashok Malhotra and Jatin Paranjape. After completing the interview process at the BCCI headquarters, it has been unanimously recommended to appoint former spinner Ramesh Powar as the new member of the selection committee.
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Ramesh Powar has played 2 Tests and 31 ODI matches for India during his international career. After retiring from playing, he has earned a big name in the world of coaching. Apart from being the head coach of the Indian women's team, he has also coached the teams of Mumbai and Gujarat. Apart from this, he has also held the responsibility of bowling coach in BCCI Center of Excellence. While being the coach of the women's team, he had won the Asia Cup title for India and also won a silver medal in the Commonwealth Games.