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Ojha-led panel yet to name India's ODI squad for New Zealand tour

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India's T20I squad for the five-match series in New Zealand has already been selected by the panel headed by Pragyan Ojha. The T20I series begins on October 22, while the five-match ODI series is scheduled to start on November 4 in Auckland. Ojha reportedly met captain Shubman Gill and head coach Gautam Gambhir in Hyderabad, marking his first such meeting since being named interim chairman of the national selection committee by the BCCI. The report indicates that the ODI squad selection is the remaining item on the panel's agenda ahead of the tour.

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