Ramesh Powar appointed men's national selector, Ojha as chair
ESPNcricinfo • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 19, 2026, 11:14 AM
Last updated Oct 19, 2026

Ramesh Powar has been appointed as the men's national selector for India, filling the vacancy left by Ajit Agarkar after the conclusion of his term. Powar, who has experience as a former player with two Tests and 31 ODIs for the national team, steps into the role amid ongoing discussions about team composition and strategy. Additionally, former cricketer Pragyan Ojha will serve as the chair of the selection committee. This new appointment comes at a crucial time as India prepares for future international competitions.
- •Ramesh Powar takes over as men's national selector.
- •Pragyan Ojha will chair the selection committee.
- •Powar succeeds Ajit Agarkar, whose term has ended.
- •Powar played two Tests and 31 ODIs for India.
- •These changes come as India prepares for upcoming competitions.
- 11:14 AMESPNcricinfo — Powar appointed men's national selector; Ojha to serve as chair
"Ramesh Powar, who played two Tests and 31 ODIs for India, was picked to fill the vacancy that was created after Ajit Agakar's term ended
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