Kaviya Maran's IPL Influence

IPL Power Play: Kaviya Maran’s 20.5 Cr Coup

Known as the ‘Mystery Girl’ of SRH, Kaviya Maran, daughter of businessman Kalanithi Maran, proved her strategic acumen in clinching the IPL’s most expensive deal to date.

In the dazzling realm of the Indian Premier League (IPL), Kaviya Maran emerges as the Chief Executive Officer of the Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) franchise, injecting a blend of cricket and glamour. The recent auction witnessed a record-breaking bid, orchestrated by the visionary 31-year-old, as she secured cricket maestro Pat Cummins for a staggering Rs 20.5 crore.

Strategic Brilliance in the IPL Arena

SRH, under Kaviya Maran’s strategic vision, flexed its financial muscle at the Dubai auction. Engaging in a spirited bidding war featuring 333 players, the franchise strategically bolstered its roster, acquiring key players like Travis Head and Wanindu Hasaranga alongside Pat Cummins.

Beyond the Cricket Field: Kaviya Maran’s Aura

While SRH is renowned for its aggressive gameplay, Kaviya’s off-field persona adds an intriguing layer to the team’s narrative. Under her stewardship, SRH made significant strides, reaching the playoffs in the 2020 IPL season held in the UAE, a testament to her leadership.

The Enigmatic Force: Kaviya Maran Unveiled

Born on August 6, 1992, in Chennai, Kaviya is the daughter of billionaire Kalanithi Maran, founder of the ‘Sun Network,’ and businesswoman Kaveri Maran. Despite her prominent role in the sports landscape, Kaviya maintains an air of mystery about her personal life, a rarity in today’s era of social media oversharing.

Educationally, Kaviya holds a commerce degree from Stella Maris College, Chennai, and an MBA from the esteemed Warwick Business School in the UK. Assuming the role of CEO for SRH in 2018, she has not only led the team to cricketing success but has also expanded her responsibilities within the Sun Network, overseeing Sun Music and FM channels.

Beyond the cricket pitch, Kaviya Maran showcased her multifaceted involvement in the entertainment industry by gracing the music launch of the Rajnikanth starrer “Jailer,” a SUN Pictures production.

_{Repurposed article originally published in ShethePeople}