Former cricketer & C K Nayudu's Grandson Vijay Nayudu Passes Away

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Vijay Nayudu played 47 first-class matches and three List A matches between 1960-61 and 1977-78.

Former cricketer and Madhya Pradesh Ranji team captain Vijay Nayudu (79) died in Mumbai on Wednesday after a prolonged illness, the MP Cricket Association (MPCA) said here.

He was the grandson of C K Nayudu, India’s first Test captain.

Expressing grief over his death, MPCA secretary Sanjiv Rao in a release said that Vijay Nayudu captained the state Ranji Trophy team for three consecutive seasons from 1968-69 to 1970-71.

He played 47 first-class matches and three List A matches between 1960-61 and 1977-78, Rao added.

“Nayudu was a dependable batsman who could also bowl effectively,” he said.

Nayudu had also been the chairman of the MPCA’s cricket development committee and vice-president of the organisation, and under his guidance, several schemes were launched to promote cricket in the state, Rao noted.

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