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Telangana Cricket Association general secretary D. Guruva Reddy has sought an independent audit of apparel contracts, scrutiny of cricket selection records and verification of conflicts of interest. He also called for fitness and age checks and a timely CID report to the Lokayukta
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The Telangana Cricket Association has demanded a comprehensive white paper on the Hyderabad Cricket Association’s legal expenditure, seeking year-wise details of payments to advocates, court fees and litigation costs, citing transparency requirements under HCA governance rules and a Telangana High Court judgment
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Telangana Cricket Association has taken its claim for BCCI Full Membership to the Bombay High Court and submitted a representation to BCCI leadership. TCA general secretary D. Guruva Reddy cited governance, financial compliance and grassroots cricket development concerns
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Sai Vikas Reddy smashed 359 as Team B posted 600 in the HCA Senior Men’s Multi-Day Super League, while Medak’s J Jagarthveer Nayak struck 302 in the Under-16 tournament. Several high-scoring matches were recorded across the HCA competitions on Wednesday
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Loknath Naik scored 130 and Sai Vikas Reddy remained unbeaten on 241 as they hogged the limelight in the HCA Senior Men’s Multi-Day Super League on Tuesday, while several high-scoring Under-16 and women’s Under-10 matches produced emphatic results
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The Hyderabad Cricket Association will conduct an umpires' examination in January/February 2027. Eligible candidates include current HCA panel umpires and those with relevant officiating or playing experience. Applicants must reside in Telangana, with registrations closing on December 15
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Former SAT chairman A. Venkateshwar Reddy has urged the Telangana government to allocate the proposed 100-acre Future City international cricket stadium site to TCA instead of HCA, saying it should benefit rural cricketers and expand infrastructure across Telangana
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The Telangana Cricket Association has urged the BCCI to consider its long-pending Associate Membership request at the September 18 AGM, arguing that Telangana’s districts deserve greater representation in domestic cricket and that administrative barriers should not restrict local talent
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The Hyderabad Cricket Association plans to promote cricket across all 33 districts of Telangana through district units, zonal academies and T-10 tournaments. HCA official T. Seshnarayan said the initiative aims to identify talent and expand opportunities beyond the twin cities
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Telangana Cricket Association general secretary D Guruva Reddy alleged that the HCA constituted district committees without following the Bombay High Court's directions and the BCCI framework. He demanded suspension of the committees and sought immediate conciliation with the TCA under the BCCI's guidelines
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Telangana Cricket Association General Secretary D. Guruva Reddy has slammed the HCA for violating internal governance rules and ignoring a BCCI mandate during the TG20 League, demanding an independent financial audit and inquiry into cash-for-selection allegations
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The inaugural Sreenidhi University TG20 League playoffs cross the line this Thursday at Uppal. Undefeated Hyderabad E-Champions take on heavy-hitting Khammam Aces in Qualifier 1, while Ranga Reddy Risers face Karimnagar Diamonds in a sudden-death Eliminator clash
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The Telangana Cricket Association has warned the Hyderabad Cricket Association against expanding cricket activities into Telangana districts, citing pending Bombay High Court proceedings and BCCI directions. TCA general secretary D Guruva Reddy said any unilateral action could invite legal consequences
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The Hyderabad Cricket Association has announced a District Academies Development Plan to build a structured cricket ecosystem across Telangana. The initiative includes four District Centres of Excellence and eight District Academy & Ground facilities to identify, train and develop talent for higher levels
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The Hyderabad Cricket Association has announced a revamped structure for institution teams from the 2026-27 season following a meeting chaired by Ambati Rayudu. The move aims to streamline competitions and create opportunities for over 600 Telangana players to progress to higher levels
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CREDAI Hyderabad has partnered with the inaugural TG20 Cricket League as a Platinum Sponsor. The association aims to support cricket development in Telangana, provide opportunities for emerging players and reinforce CREDAI Hyderabad's commitment to sports promotion and youth engagement
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The Sreenidhi University TG20 tournament began with a grand opening ceremony at the Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium. Vijay Deverakonda, Ambati Rayudu and Mohammed Siraj encouraged young cricketers to showcase their skills and highlighted the league's role in nurturing talent across Telangana
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The Hyderabad Cricket Association has unveiled its men’s cricket calendar for the 2026-27 season, featuring a new Super League, State team practice matches and district-level open trials. The schedule has been aligned with the BCCI calendar to support player development and streamline competitions
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Registrations close on May 25 at 6 pm.
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Former Telangana Sports Authority chairman A Venkateshwar Reddy staged a protest at Rajiv Gandhi Stadium, Uppal, criticizing Sunrisers Hyderabad for ignoring local cricket talent. He urged SRH to provide opportunities for Telugu-speaking players and promote the game, especially in rural areas
