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MV Sridhar took over the role as BCCI general manager in 2013 during the N Srinivasan administration and stepped down in September this year.

MV Sridhar, Former Board Of Control For Cricket In India General Manager, Dies Aged 51

MV Sridhar, who recently resigned from his post as BCCI General Manager, died on Monday. Sridhar, 51, suffered a massive cardiac arrest at his Hyderabad residence and was declared dead upon arrival at the hospital. For nearly four years till last month, Sridhar was in charge of BCCI's cricket operations. According to reports, Sridhar was getting ready to have lunch when he suffered a heart attack. Sridhar, who captained the Hyderabad in the 1990s, has 21 first-class centuries to his name, including a triple-century. He was credited with being one of the most influential batsman in a Hyderabad side that was without Mohammed Azharuddin, who was away on national duty, in the 90s

Sridhar, a prolific right-hander, played 97 first-class matches for Hyderabad and South Zone, scoring 6,701 runs at an average of 48.91. His highest individual score was 366 -- the third highest individual score in the Ranji Trophy.

Sridhar took over the role as BCCI general manager in 2013 during the N Srinivasan administration.

His role as an administrative manager in Australia during the infamous 'Monkeygate' involving Harbhajan Singh and Andrew Symonds was acknowledged by many. Sridhar was there throughout the hearing and was the link between the team and the board.

In July this year, Sridhar was sent to the West Indies by the Indian Cricket Board following Anil Kumble's resignation, after his much-publicised differences with skipper Virat Kohli.

While Sanjay Bangar handled the coaching, Sridhar was sent to the Caribbean with purpose of keeping the players focused on on-field matters and also get a first-hand account of their requirements.

Sridhar was also the secretary of the Hyderabad CA and it is this stint which was controversial with allegations of his involvement with multiple clubs. There were conflict of interest allegations levelled against him.

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Expressing grief at his demise, BCCI acting treasurer Anirudh Chaudhry said: "Rest in peace Dr. Sridhar my friend. Gone too early. Tremendous service to cricket both as a player and an administrator."

 

Noted commentator Harsha Bhogle tweeted: "Doc Sridhar was someone you could call anytime. I did. Courteous and firm. And a fine batsman. 'Let's do it our Hyderabadi way' he would say."
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MV Sridhar belonged to the family of Matrusri trust, that also runs the MVSR Engineering college in Hyd. 

http://www.mvsrec.edu.in/index.php/management/governing-council/18-hmarticles/management/execommittee/52-dr-m-v-sridhar

Brief Profile 

Dr. M.V. Sridhar is a Graduate in Medicine, having studied at Osmania Medical College, Hyderabad. He chose to shift to the software industry, and served as the Global Head of HR-- Recruitment and Relations at Tech Mahindra, Hyderabad.

Born on 2nd August 1965, Dr. M.V. Sridhar was also a former Captain of the Hyderabad Ranji Cricket Team over a career spanning 13 years. His batting prowess as a prolific scorer is well established as the highest run getter for Hyderabad with 188 against Mumbai and a career best score of 366 against Andhra and numerous centuries in First Class. He has served various administrative positions in the Hyderabad Cricket Association and is currently working with BCCI as the General manager of Cricket Operations.

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3 hours ago, tennisluvr said:

MV Sridhar belonged to the family of Matrusri trust, that also runs the MVSR Engineering college in Hyd. 

http://www.mvsrec.edu.in/index.php/management/governing-council/18-hmarticles/management/execommittee/52-dr-m-v-sridhar

Brief Profile 

Dr. M.V. Sridhar is a Graduate in Medicine, having studied at Osmania Medical College, Hyderabad. He chose to shift to the software industry, and served as the Global Head of HR-- Recruitment and Relations at Tech Mahindra, Hyderabad.

Born on 2nd August 1965, Dr. M.V. Sridhar was also a former Captain of the Hyderabad Ranji Cricket Team over a career spanning 13 years. His batting prowess as a prolific scorer is well established as the highest run getter for Hyderabad with 188 against Mumbai and a career best score of 366 against Andhra and numerous centuries in First Class. He has served various administrative positions in the Hyderabad Cricket Association and is currently working with BCCI as the General manager of Cricket Operations.

RIP Dr MVSridhar

 

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15 minutes ago, sattipandu said:

damn , didn't he resign from some bcci post just a month or 2 back?

Yes recently resigned. Very soft spoken person in real life, enduku ila jarigindo suddenly 

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ohh..! apudapudu King and Cardinal Bakery la vuntunde M V Sridhar...

Matrusri trust vallade ie KC bakery kuda...

Very popular among Hyderabad cricket players...

 

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2 minutes ago, Android_Halwa said:

ohh..! apudapudu King and Cardinal Bakery la vuntunde M V Sridhar...

Matrusri trust vallade ie KC bakery kuda...

Very popular among Hyderabad cricket players...

 

Yes MVSR college in Nadergul Mandal vallade

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