The BCCI has not yet reached a decision on whether Ajit Agarkar will continue as India's chief selector, according to Cricinfo. The same report states that the IPL 2027 auction is set to take place in December.
Cricbuzz reports that Agarkar's current tenure is likely to conclude within roughly a fortnight, while The Hindu describes his time in the role as eventful and all but finished. The BCCI has also issued an update regarding its 95th Annual General Meeting, though the reporting available does not specify what was decided there.
Should Agarkar and the board fail to settle on an extension, The Times of India identifies Parthiv Patel as the leading candidate to take over as chief selector.
The picture remains open on both fronts. Agarkar's position is unresolved, and the board has given no public indication of which way it will go. The December auction date, reported by Cricinfo, gives the BCCI a fixed point on the calendar even as the selection question lingers.
What to watch next: whether the BCCI confirms an extension for Agarkar or names a successor, and whether the board formally announces the IPL 2027 auction date.