Former India pacer Parvinder Awana was on Friday appointed chairman of the newly-formed BCCI junior selection committee.
Awana played two T20Is for India and featured in 62 First-Class matches, taking 191 wickets.
He also represented Delhi, India A and Rest of India, besides playing in the IPL for Kings XI Punjab (now Punjab Kings).
After retirement, he moved into coaching, working with Delhi’s U16, U19 and U23 teams, as well as India U19 and various BCCI/COE high-performance programmes.
The other members of the committee are Krishna Das, Rakesh Patel and N. Arjun Yadav
“The Cricket Advisory Committee (CAC) conducted a selection process for the appointment of members to the Junior Cricket Committee.
“The CAC screened and interviewed applicants and, following the process, recommended the appointment of Parvinder Awana as Chairman, along with Krishna Das, Rakesh Patel and N. Arjun Yadav as members of the Committee,” said the BCCI in a statement.
Das, a former Assam and Goa fast bo
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