BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia [Source: AFP]Former India cricketer Dodda Ganesh and Ramesh Powar are reportedly in line for a new responsibility in Indian cricket, with the ex-cricketers expected to become the next chairman of the BCCI men's senior and junior selection committee. The potential appointment would mark a fresh chapter in their association with the game after years of domestic cricket, coaching and other cricket-related roles. Ganesh's experience in Karnataka cricket and Powar's background as a former India international could prove valuable in identifying and nurturing the country's next generation of talent.Dodda Ganesh expected to become BCCI Men's junior selection committee chairmanAs per India Today journalist Rahul Rawat, Dodda Ganesh is expected to take charge of the BCCI men's junior selection committee, a panel responsible for identifying promising cricketers and selecting India's age-group teams. The committee plays an important role in building the country's future talent pool, with its decisions influencing the development of players progressing towards senior international cricket.The appointment would place Dodda Ganesh in a key position within India's junior cricket structure. However, the BCCI's official confirmation of the appointment is awaited.ALSO READJasprit Bumrah To Miss New Zealand ODIs Despite No Injury Concerns: ReportRamesh Powar emerges as top contender for senior selection committeeRamesh Powar has emerged as a potential candidate for the BCCI senior men's selection committee chairman's position after applying for the role. With Pragyan Ojha currently serving as interim chairman following Ajit Agarkar's tenure, Powar could be in contention for a key position in Indian cricket's selection setup.As per a recent report from Express Sports' Devendra Pandey, Powar has applied for the senior selection committee chairman post and might get selected by the BCCI to replace Pragyan Ojha. Powar brings experience as both an international cricketer and a coach to the table. He represented India in two Tests and 31 ODIs between 2004 and 2007, claiming 40 international wickets. After retiring, he moved into coaching, leading the Indian women's team across two stints and working with the men's setup at the National Cricket Academy.Powar's experience across playing, coaching and selection roles could strengthen his case for the senior position, although the final appointment rests with the BCCI.ALSO READ'Once In A Generation Bowler': Sanju Samson Remembers Jasprit Bumrah After India's Defeat vs WI
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