Ajit Agarkar

The India captain didn't explain why, but outlined it had to do with conditions and early morning starts

India coach praises the selectors' input and their captain was pleased with Kuldeep and Jaiswal's growth

There are currently two selectors from the west in the panel, including the chair Ajit Agarkar, and none from the north

India want to "preserve" their wristspinner as much as possible ahead of the World Cup

For the third ODI, India have picked the same squad that will play at the World Cup, plus Ashwin and Washington

Also: how did Suryakumar make it to the ODI World Cup squad?

India captain says players have been given roles but need to be ready to perform different ones should the need arise

Jasprit Bumrah and Prasidh Krishna make their ODI comebacks, but Yuzvendra Chahal has been dropped from the 17-man squad

It is understood he was the Cricket Advisory Committee's unanimous choice who conducted the interviews

Former bowler has played 26 Tests and 191 ODIs and has experience of being on a selection panel in domestic cricket

He will be part of the leadership group comprising head coach Ponting, captain Pant, batting coach Amre and bowling coach Hopes

Three posts are vacant in the BCCI's selection panel

Wasim Jaffer picks an all-time Mumbai Ranji Trophy XI from among the players he watched and played with

Players' body to comprise only ex-cricketers - both men and women

Their resignation came hours before the Mumbai Cricket Association ad-hoc committee meeting on Friday that was to decide their fate

Test specialists getting T20 tons, a nightwatchman batting on and No.11s shocking everyone are all part of our list of the most unlikely achievements in batting

And which Test centurion has the lowest batting average?

Sachin Tendulkar and some of his team-mates and opponents look back at possibly his finest moment in ODI cricket - the two centuries against Australia in Sharjah 20 years ago

Abhishek Nayar, a five-time Ranji Trophy winner, talks about the players he hero-worshipped as a youngster and the breezy irreverence of Mumbai's current generation