Archive · 7 Oct 2026
BCCI Acknowledges Miscommunication Over Laxman’s Selection Meeting Presence
The BCCI is India’s cricket board.
VVS Laxman attended a meeting where cricket squads were chosen.
The selectors picked India’s team for T20 matches against New Zealand.
They also picked an India-A team for red-ball matches against New Zealand.
The article says Laxman’s presence at this kind of meeting was unusual.
The BCCI acknowledged that there had been miscommunication between its Centre of Excellence and the selection committee.
The BCCI responded to reports about VVS Laxman attending a selection committee meeting.
Laxman was present when squads for India’s T20I series against New Zealand were selected.
The meeting also selected the India-A squad for red-ball matches against New Zealand.
The article describes his presence at the meeting as unprecedented.
The BCCI conceded that miscommunication between the Centre of Excellence and the selection committee had occurred.
- Who
- The BCCI, VVS Laxman, the Centre of Excellence and the selection committee.
- What
- The BCCI acknowledged miscommunication after Laxman attended a meeting to select squads.
- Why
- The article links the acknowledgment to reported miscommunication between the Centre of Excellence and the selection committee.
BCCI
Reported concerns
Laxman’s presence at the selection meeting
BCCI
The BCCI acknowledged miscommunication between the Centre of Excellence and the selection committee.
Reported concerns
Reports described Laxman’s attendance at the meeting as unprecedented and raised questions about communication between the groups.
- Board
- Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI)
- Person at meeting
- VVS Laxman
- Teams selected
- India T20I squad and India-A squad
- Opposition
- New Zealand
- India-A format
- Red-ball matches
- Issue acknowledged
- Miscommunication between the Centre of Excellence and the selection committee