Ajit Agarkar's time as chief selector of the BCCI appears to be drawing to a close, with Cricbuzz reporting that his tenure is likely to finish within 15 days. According to Cricbuzz, the board has not yet made a formal call on the matter.
Other outlets have reported further detail. Rediff says Agarkar has opted out of a second stint in the role, and the Telegraph reports that the BCCI has begun looking for a new chief selector. The Hindu describes his spell in charge as eventful and says it is all but over.
Taken together, the reports point to the end of Agarkar's run heading the national selection committee, though the board has not confirmed any decision publicly.
The BCCI's 95th Annual General Meeting is also listed among the developments around this period, according to the board's own website.
What to watch next: whether the BCCI formally confirms Agarkar's exit and names a successor to lead the selection panel.