Former India captain Sourav Ganguly was picked in the 16-member squad for the Pakistan tour.
The BCCI is looking for a successor to Greg Chappell, who quit following India's shock first round exit from the World Cup.
The protesters shouted slogans demanding that Ganguly be recalled to the Indian team.
India take on Bangladesh in the first ODI in Dhaka on Thursday.
It will be a real test of character for the batsmen in the third ODI and another slip-up will only lead to a fresh uproar among fans.
The injured pace bowler wants the national cricket selectors to take him at his word if he says he's fit enough to tour Sri Lanka next month.
Adam Gilchrist says Shane Warne does not deserve an automatic recall to the one-day side and must prove himself at state level before being considered for selection.
Ian Botham says it is time English cricket stopped talked about finding the new "Beefy" and started concentrating on discovering another Andrew Flintoff.
When Vinoo Mankad ran out Bill Brown, he created cricketing history -- and eternal controversy.
The Kiwis scored a thrilling one-wicket win in the third and final one-day match of the Chappell-Hadlee series.
New Zealand beat Australia by five wickets after successfully chasing down Australia's record Eden Park total of 336 for 4.
The former New Zealand captain has laughed off suggestions that he could be one of the candidates to succeed Greg Chappell.
The discarded Indian fast bowler said after working with T A Shekar at the MRF Pace Foundation he has got 'his swing and rhythm back'.
India coach Greg Chappell said the 'rolling camp' in Bangalore is aimed at addressing the individual needs of players.
A television channel has claimed that coach Greg Chappell and Virender Sehwag were engaged in a feud during the Durban Test.
Fleming said his side had lost the mind games against their tri-series opponents.
The Indian team members arrived to a cheerful welcome in Mumbai early on Monday morning from their Pakistan tour.
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The Pakistan captain said that his team has the firepower to compete against India when the two sides meet in Test matches in Pakistan next year.
The former India captain accused the former BCCI chief of playing with his career.
He sarcastically dismissed Sourav Ganguly's charges against his group.
He added that he has no regrets on not getting the job.
"The promise he has shown and the way he has fallen off is not acceptable," said the former Indian bowler.
Former South Africa captain Kepler Wessels wants the left-hander to practice as hard as he can before the start of the first Test.
The former India captain took part in the net session after a handshake with coach Greg Chappell.
Former Pakistan batsman Mohsin Khan believes both India and Pakistan must look for a home-grown coach.
The Captain of the Year award was given to England's World Cup-winning, Heather Knight, the first for a women skipper
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The former South Africa captain said Rahul Dravid must make his own decisions if India are to come out of the current slump.
Indian captain Rahul Dravid is in a dilemma over whether to play both his spinners in the first West Indies Test
Former coach Anshuman Gaekwad believes India's 2000 Champions Trophy team was better than the current lot.
New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming believes that Australia are not the overwhelming favourites in the West Indies.
New Zealand reached their victory target with 23 overs to spare, skipper Stephen Fleming ending on 70 not out and Lou Vincent hitting Mitchell Johnson for six to seal the win and finish unbeaten on 73.
Three batches of five players each would take part in the rolling camp ahead of the tri-nation series in Malaysia.
'Ganguly, who turns 46 on Sunday, was one of the sharpest and farsighted cricketing minds, says Abhirup Bhattacharya in a biography on the former India cricketer, titled - 'Winning Like Sourav: Think & Succeed Like Ganguly'.
Sachin Tendulkar opted out of the two-Test series in Zimbabwe, commencing on September 13.
Dennis Lillee slammed the growing use of technological gimmickry in Australian TV's coverage of international cricket.
Fears that the ace batsman is not completely fit were put to rest with the Indian cricket team's physiotherapist.
