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Ajit Agarkar's selection committee has made one thing clear. Reputation alone won't guarantee a place. From backing Shreyas Iyer as captain to looking beyond established stars in certain formats, the focus remains firmly on performance, potential and long-term planning. A closer look at the selection philosophy shaping India's next...

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Seedhashot453 months ago

So when will the non-performing test coach @GautamGambhir be sacked? How many more failures will he need for getting sacked?

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Vociferous3 months ago

Aqib Nabi, Sarfraz khan! Exceptional numbers ✅ Muslim identity ✅ Vague selector explanations ✅ Repeated exclusion ✅ In any meritocracy, one of these is an anomaly. All four together is a system. Let's hope BCCI come to its old glory

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Deepak Kumar3 months ago

in that case, selection committee should be sack the Captain and sack themselves for losing test series at home

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Sudeep Dsouza3 months ago

Ajit Agarkar has just 1 achievement..which is Adelaide 2003 ... U just cannot remove a leader from his chair who has won millions of hearts winning the WC . That's the Truth . If Sachin would have scored 20 ducks would u sack him ... So think about the same ... IPL is 🤑

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Avi Speaks!3 months ago

@BoriaMajumdar A selector needs to have guts to back his selections. For e.g. if they don't want Shami in international cricket due to age or struggles with fitness say so. Do not resort to saying things like "as per my info he can play only T20s," when someone has played the entire season.

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Kabhi_posts3 months ago

Then why "harshit rana" directly selected in t20 squad and "washington sundar" is playing 3 formats but it's not a reputation.

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Piyush Pareek3 months ago

Ask Agarkar tough question…Removal of Surya was his decision or was he asked to do so from MI owners ?

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MALEGAON DRIVE3 months ago

How About Virat Kohli's Current Performance in T20 Cricket? If it is about Pure Performance, Kohli is at its Peak Performance Again. Why is he forced to retire from T20 Cricket? Why Does He Need to Prove Himself Every Time? Don't You Agree the current propaganda against him?

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Blue Eagle3 months ago

Who care who be caption we are not going to watch bilateral series or any match untill india reach semis of cup

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jack3 months ago

😂 shreyas iyer ? In T20s . Uk his record in aus eng SA

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Ahmed 🇮🇳3 months ago

Selection committee 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

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SUNDANCE3 months ago

Agree with you Boru... Consistency has been shown, tough decisions taken. Challenge is in giving the long rope to players with the potential to come good and yet not keep competitors in the shadows.

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Lastofus3 months ago

Great decision by agarkar...well done

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Srikanth Natarajan3 months ago

Boria Ji Can you please associate players with performance, potential and long-term planning. We want to know what is the understanding because sometimes the public feels journalists carry the hype.

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Sportybuzz Cricket3 months ago

One day this idea will backfire

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