Virender Sehwag Refutes Rumours of Becoming Chief Selector
Former Indian cricketer Virender Sehwag has denied reports that the BCCI had made an offer to him to become the chief selector. Following the sting operation involving Chetan Sharma, which revealed confidential information regarding the Indian team and its players, the BCCI has been without a top selector.
When asked about the possibility of such an offer, Sehwag replied, “No.” Shiv Sunder Das, a former Indian player, has been serving as the panel’s interim chief selector. The other selectors are S Sharath (from the south), Subroto Banerjee (from the centre), and Salil Ankola (from the west).
BCCI Posts Job Listing for Selection Committee Member
The BCCI has now posted a job advertisement for a selector. On Thursday, the board published a job posting for a member of the men’s selection committee on its website. The chosen individual will likely take up the role of chief selector.
The candidate should have a minimum of 1500 words with external links related to the topic. The individual must be creative with their writing and grammar skills.
Conclusion
Virender Sehwag has denied rumours that the BCCI had made him an offer to become the chief selector. The BCCI has now posted a job listing for a selection committee member, and the chosen individual will likely take up the role of chief selector. The candidate should have a minimum of 1500 words with external links related to the topic and be innovative with their writing and grammar skills.