Former Indian cricketer and current Chairman of Selectors Ajit Agarkar has sold his residential apartment in Bandra West for Rs 4 crore. The transaction was registered in April 2026, according to property registration documents accessed by Square Yards from the Inspector General of Registration (IGR) Maharashtra portal.

The property, located in Jewel Co-operative Housing Society in Bandra West, has a built-up area of 114.15 square metres (approximately 1,229 sq ft) and includes two car parking spaces. As per the registered documents, the buyer paid stamp duty of Rs 24 lakh and registration charges of Rs 30,000.

Bandra West remains one of Mumbai’s most premium residential micro-markets, known for high demand from professionals and high-net-worth individuals due to its excellent connectivity, proximity to business hubs like Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC), and strong social infrastructure.

Ajit Agarkar, who represented India across all formats between 1998 and 2007, is known for his all-round abilities as a fast bowler and lower-order batsman. After retiring from international cricket, he moved into administration and was appointed Chairman of Selectors for the Indian men’s cricket team in 2023.

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