Wasim Jaffer seeks role in national selection committee
The former batter has submitted his application for a position within the BCCI selection panel.
Former Indian cricket team batter Wasim Jaffer has officially entered the race to join the national men’s selection committee. The veteran player, who has represented the country across 31 Test matches, is hoping to contribute his extensive experience to the administrative side of the sport.
Path to the top role
Should Jaffer be successfully appointed to the committee, he is positioned to assume the role of chairman. This elevation to the helm of the selection panel would be determined by his seniority, as he holds the record for the highest number of Test appearances among the current pool of applicants being considered for the position.
Jaffer’s candidacy brings a wealth of first-class and international experience to the table, and the board will now weigh his application against other candidates. The selection process remains a critical component of shaping the future of the senior squad as the cricket board looks to fill vacancies within its influential recruitment group.

