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The Telangana Cricket Association will conduct open selection trials for junior and senior women cricketers at TKR College Grounds in Hyderabad on September 3. Selected players will be shortlisted for TCA zonal teams and opportunities to represent Telangana in BCCI-recognised tournaments
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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 Telangana Cricket Association has questioned HCA’s reported automatic selection mandate for the Men’s Senior Super League, alleging it compromises merit and selector independence. TCA urged a transparent process based on current form, fitness and performance
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The Telangana Cricket Association has questioned the Hyderabad Cricket Association over alleged statutory and constitutional violations, including unauthorised trials and district committees. TCA general secretary D. Guruva Reddy said HCA’s jurisdiction was limited to Hyderabad under existing judicial directives
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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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The Telangana Cricket Association accused the Hyderabad Cricket Association of failing to respond to a BCCI notice over the TG20 League and alleged financial discrepancies. TCA General Secretary Dharam Guruva Reddy questioned the HCA's accountability and called for greater transparency in cricket administration
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Telangana Cricket Association General Secretary D Guruva Reddy has urged the Hyderabad Cricket Association to publish the audited accounts and financial records of the TG20 League, alleging non-compliance with constitutional transparency provisions and seeking disclosure of key administrative and commercial documents
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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 Telangana Cricket Association has announced its 2026 season calendar, kicking off with the Under-16 Inter-districts League on July 14. Top performers from across the senior, youth, and women's leagues will earn automatic selections to State training camps
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The Telangana Cricket Association has urged the BCCI to suspend the Hyderabad Cricket Association’s administration, citing governance and transparency concerns. It has also pointed to ongoing investigations and court petitions questioning the removal of judicial oversight appointed by the Telangana High Court
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The Telangana Cricket Association has approached the CID demanding an FIR, account freezes, and a forensic probe into the TG20 League. This follows Lokayukta orders for a time-bound investigation into Hyderabad Cricket Association’s financial irregularities involving over ₹46.15 crore
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Telangana Cricket Association general secretary Guruva Reddy said legal notices were issued to several celebrities and cricketers associated with the TG20 League. He questioned whether they had verified BCCI approval for the event and warned against promoting unauthorised cricket tournaments
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The Telangana Cricket Association staged a dharna at Indira Park against the TG20 League, alleging violations of HCA rules and lack of BCCI approval. Leaders warned of possible bans on players and criticised HCA for neglecting talent outside Hyderabad
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The Telangana Cricket Association has announced a dharna at Indira Park on June 7 against the Hyderabad Cricket Association’s decision to proceed with the TG20 tournament. The protest is expected to draw political leaders, cricketers, administrators and cricket stakeholders
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The Telangana Cricket Association has challenged Hyderabad Cricket Association’s claim that the BCCI approved the TG20 League. The TCA has sought documentary proof of approval and questioned the process followed in launching the tournament scheduled later this month.
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Chevella MP and TCA Patron Konda Vishweshwar Reddy urged cricket stakeholders and the public to support Telangana Cricket Association's demand for BCCI Associate Membership. A stakeholders' conference in Hyderabad highlighted concerns over opportunities for rural cricketers and transparency in cricket administration
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The TCA official asserted that the situation has now escalated into a serious threat to the integrity of Telangana cricket administration.
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The Telangana Cricket Association has sought written clarification from the BCCI regarding approval for the proposed TG20 League announced by the Hyderabad Cricket Association. The TCA questioned the league’s governing structure and warned stakeholders against relying on unverified claims about official sanction
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Telangana Cricket Association questioned political influence in HCA affairs, citing statements by former officials. It raised concerns over the use of the Chief Minister’s name, lack of action on complaints, and alleged interference in cricket administration