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Chief selector Ajit Agarkar engaged in preparations for World Cup 2023, will leave for West Indies, will discuss with Rahul Dravid-Rohit
Very little time is left for the ICC World Cup 2023 to begin. Before the World Cup, preparations have also started regarding the selection of the Indian team. The ODI World Cup will start in India from 5 October. India’s first match is to be with Australia on 8th October.
Preparations are now being made for the selection of the Indian team for this World Cup. The management of BCCI will now make a team by selecting which players for the World Cup. In this connection, now BCCI Chief Selector Ajit Agarkar is about to leave for the West Indies. Ajit Agarkar along with captain Rohit Sharma and coach Rahul Dravid will discuss the issue.
It is believed that a 20-member team will be finalized for the World Cup. To discuss in this regard, discussions will be held before the ODI series between India and West Indies. For this, Ajit Agarkar himself is going to West Indies where he will discuss the selection of members.
According to the news of Hindustan Times in this regard, Ajit Agarkar will join the team even before the start of the white ball series and then there will be discussion about the World Cup. It is worth mentioning that in the coming days, many discussions regarding the World Cup are going to take place in the BCCI. Let us tell you that before the ICC World Cup, the BCCI has selected the team for the Asian Games and announced it.
Waiting for Jaspreet to return
It is believed that Jasprit Bumrah has been running out of the team for a long time. He is currently in rehab at the NCA and is trying to ensure his return to the team. Jasprit Bumrah could not make a place in the team for a long time due to injury. At the same time, along with rehab, Jaspreet has started bowling practice, due to which his fans have become very excited about his return. And KL Rahul, who was injured in IPL, has also started batting. In such a situation, two important players can be available for the World Cup, which will be a matter of relief.
