How are players selected for Indian cricket team?

Selection for the Indian cricket team occurs through the BCCI’s zonal selection policy, where each of the five zones is represented with one selector and one of the members nominated by BCCI as the Chairman of the selection committee.

Can I become a cricketer after joining army?

After you are selected for the Armed forces, you can pursue cricket if your unit permits you. If you are good, you may attend the trials after your training period and then play for Services in the Ranji Trophy.

How do I get selected for the Indian cricket team?

The traditional way of the Indian Cricket team selection process is to get selected by participating in the club/school cricket team. Playing local leagues and tournaments and via that getting selected for district Under 13 team. If performed well at the District level then one will be selected in the Under 13 state team.

How can I become a professional cricket player in India?

Other good cricket players can be apply or be called for professional clubs and play in the league, which is separated into categories or divisions. The players for the open state team are selected from these clubs. This is the most common way to get into an Indian cricket team and work as a professional player in India.

What is the Indian Cricket Board’s new selection policy?

India’s chief selector MSK Prasad has revealed that the Indian cricket board’s new selection policy involves the national selectors in the process of picking the playing XI that was previously finalised by the coach, captain and vice-captain.

Where can I see people playing cricket in India?

You can travel from Jammu and Kashmir in the North to Tamil Nadu in the South; from Rajasthan in west to Arunachal Pradesh in the East, and you will see people of every age playing cricket in fields, lanes, and sometimes even in garages.