BCCI likely to appoint Madan Lal, Gautam Gambhir as CAC members
Team Udayavani, Jan 13, 2020, 11:02 AM IST
New Delhi: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is all set to appoint World Cup-winning former India players Madan Lal and Gautam Gambhir as members of the Cricket Advisory Committee (CAC) which will pick selection committees for the next four-year cycle starting 2020.
The third member of the panel is likely to be Mumbai-based woman international Sulakshana Naik, who has played two Tests and 46 ODIs for the country.
“Madan Lal and Gautam Gambhir are all set to be the CAC members,” a senior BCCI official told PTI on the condition of anonymity.
Hero of 1983 World Cup-winning India team, Madan Lal, by virtue of being the senior-most member will head the committee while 2011 World Cup hero Gambhir will assist him along with the third member.
In all likelihood, the committee will meet just once as only two changes are required in the senior selection panel.
The committee has to find replacements of outgoing chief selector MSK Prasad (South) and Gagan Khoda (Central).
Sarandeep Singh (North), Devang Gamdhi (East) and Jatin Paranjpe (West) still have a year left in their respective four-year terms.
There will also be changes in the junior selection panel.
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