Indian cricket fans split over Ajit Agarkar's reported exit as chief selector
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 18, 2026, 6:58 PM
Last updated Sep 18, 2026
Ajit Agarkar is reportedly set to leave his role as BCCI chief selector, with his tenure concluding on October 4. BCCI secretary Devajit Salkia confirmed Agarkar's notice expressing his desire not to continue, although no final decision has been officially announced yet. Agarkar's term has been marked by controversy, particularly over his management decisions and relationships with senior players. Fans are sharply divided, with some celebrating his potential departure, while others defend his leadership amid claims of favoritism and poor communication.
- •Agarkar's tenure as chief selector ends October 4.
- •Devajit Salkia indicates a final decision on Agarkar is pending.
- •Fans express mixed reactions to Agarkar's legacy and management style.
- •Critics cite poor handling of senior players like Rohit Sharma.
- •Agarkar's tenure includes notable team performances and losses.
- 6:58 PMYahoo Sports — ‘Absolute visionary,’ ‘Good riddance’: Indian cricket fans divided over Ajit Agarkar’s legacy, rumoured exit as BCCI chief selector
"With Devajit Salkia making it clear that Ajit Agarkar is about to exit BCCI as it's chief selector, fans are totally split on the matter.
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