Naming Agarkar captain for only 4 games is not ideal: Amre
Updated On: 12 October, 2012 09:42 AM IST | | Harit N Joshi
Former Mumbai coach Praveen Amre said the decision to appoint veteran pacer Ajit Agarkar as Mumbai skipper for the first four Ranji Trophy league games could send out wrong signals to opponents about the domestic giants
India’s new selection committee chairman Sandeep Patil, who is also Mumbai’s chief selector, yesterday, in his first senior selection meeting of the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) appointed Agarkar as the new skipper for Mumbai’s first four Ranji matches. Agarkar led Mumbai in the limited-overs Vijay Hazare Trophy after former India Test opener Wasim Jaffer resigned at the end of the season. Last season, a disappointed Agarkar left the team in Cuttack and returned to Mumbai after being dropped from the playing XI. He consequently withdrew from the squad for the rest of the Ranji season.u00a0
When asked if the decision to pick Agarkar as captain for the first four matches gives out the impression to opponents that Mumbai are on a shaky wicket, Amre said: “Yes… definitely.”u00a0


