Ramesh Powar has found himself in the spotlight for two different reasons lately. The first reason is that Ramesh Powar is linked to the buzz over the next chairman of the National Junior Selection Committee, and the second one is his link-up with the Australia U-19 side.
The former India spinner is currently working with the Australia U-19 side, helping their young spinners during their ongoing tour of India. They are on the tour to play three unofficial ODs and two unofficial Test matches from September 18 to October 5, 2026. Amid this, Dilip Vengsarkar backs Ajit Agarkar amid BCCI exit buzz.
As reported by The Hindu, Ramesh Powar has joined the Australia U-19 side on Saturday, September 19, to help the young spinners for some days on their ongoing tour of India.
Powar spent time with the Australian camp at the Niranjan Shah Stadium as the youngsters went through their bowling practice. He will remain with the Australia U-19 cricket team until Wednesday, when Australia U-19 plays their final Youth ODI against India.
Ramesh Powar reveals why he joined Australia U-19 camp for four-day stint
Ramesh Powar was quoted as saying by The Hindu, "The Australian team management approached me quite a few months back to come and spend some time with the young spinners and guide them, so I decided to spend four days with them. It’s a one-off gig, and just a short one to guide the young bowlers.”
The Australian youngsters now have a chance to learn from Powar, who has spent many years in Indian cricket as both a player and coach. He has already worked as India's women's head coach, as well as having some domestic assignments, including in Gujarat. He has also worked with overseas teams during short-term tours in the past.
Powar's Australia U-19 role comes at an interesting time because his name is also being discussed for a major BCCI position. The former Indian spinner is among the candidates being considered for the chairman's role in India's junior national selection committee.
Sources claimed, “Yes, Powar and Ashish Winston Zaidi have applied to be a part of the committee. If all goes well, then Powar may become the new chief junior selector, as well as the West Zone representative, and Zaidi could become the junior selector from the Central Zone.”
If selected, Powar could become an important part of the process that identifies and develops India's next generation of cricketers. However, the BCCI has not started the interview stage yet. Amid this, Wesley Madhevere turns goalkeeper, pulls off brilliant catch to dismiss Alex Carey in 3rd ODI.
BCCI to finish the formalities by next week
BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia said after the Board's AGM on Friday that the candidates are currently being shortlisted. Once that process is completed, the Cricket Advisory Committee will conduct the interviews and is expected to finish the appointment process within the next two weeks.
A New panel will take over from the current selection committee, led by former Tamil Nadu cricketer S Sharath. The current panel also includes Ranadeb Bose from the East Zone, Harvinder Singh Sodhi from the North Zone, Pathik Patel from the West Zone, and Krishen Mohan from the Central Zone.
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