India National Cricket Team Selectors - Selection Committee

Selection Committee

Year Chairman Members
North Central East West South
2012–now^ Sandeep Patil Vikram Rathore Rajinder Hans Saba Karim Roger Binny
2010–2012 K. Srikkanth Mohinder Amarnath Narendra Hirwani Raja Venkat Surendra Bhave
2008–2010 K. Srikkanth Yashpal Sharma Narendra Hirwani Raja Venkat Surendra Bhave
2006–2008 Dilip Vengsarkar Bhupinder Singh Sr. Sanjay Jagdale Ranjib Biswal Venkatapathy Raju
2005 Kiran More Bhupinder Singh Sr. Sanjay Jagdale Ranjib Biswal V.B. Chandrasekhar
2004 Kiran More Yashpal Sharma Gopal Sharma Pranab Roy V.B. Chandrasekhar
2003 Syed Kirmani Kirti Azad Sanjay Jagdale Pranab Roy Kiran More
2002 Brijesh Patel Kirti Azad Sanjay Jagdale Pranab Roy Kiran More
2001 Chandu Borde Madan Lal Sanjay Jagdale Ashok Malhotra Shivlal Yadav
2000 Chandu Borde Madan Lal Sanjay Jagdale Ashok Malhotra Shivlal Yadav
1999 Chandu Borde Madan Lal Anil Deshpande Ashok Malhotra Shivlal Yadav
1998 Ajit Wadekar Madan Lal Anil Deshpande Sambaran Bannerjee Shivlal Yadav
March 1998-September 1998 Kishan Rungta Mohinder Pandove Sambaran Bannerjee Ajit Wadekar Shivlal Yadav
October 1997-March 1998 Ramakant Desai Mohinder Pandove Kishan Rungta Sambaran Bannerjee Shivlal Yadav
1996 Ramakant Desai Mohinder Pandove Kishan Rungta Sambaran Bannerjee Shivlal Yadav
1995 Gundappa Viswanath Mohinder Pandove Kishan Rungta Sambaran Bannerjee Anshuman Gaekwad

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