Veda Krishnamurthy Age, Height, Wiki, Biography, Husband, Family & More

Veda Krishnamurthy

Veda Krishnamurthy Age, Height, Wiki, Biography, Husband, Family. Veda Krishnamurthy was born on 16 October 1992 (Age 25 Years) in Kadur, Chikkamagaluru, Karnataka, India. She is an Indian Cricketer, who plays Bats-women for Indian Women’s Cricket Team. Veda Krishnamurthy played as Right-hand bats women and Right-arm Leg break Bowler. She was made her debut in International Cricket in a ODI (One Day International) against England in 30 July 2011 and Her T20I Debut against Australia in 11 June 2011.

Body Measurements: Veda Krishnamurthy Height 5 Feet 5 Inches approx. 165 cm and Weight 58 Kg approx. 128 lbs. Her Bra Size 34B and Full Body Measurements are 34-28-34 Inches. Her Waist Size 28 Inches and Hip Size 34 Inches. Veda Krishnamurthy Shoe Size 8 (US) and Dress Size 4 (US). Her Hair Color is Black and Eye Color is Black Also.

Family: Veda Krishnamurthy Father SG Krishnamurthy and Her Mother Name Not Known. She has one brother and two older sisters name not known. She completed graduation in Arts from Mount Carmel College, Bangalore. Veda Krishnamurthy is unmarried.

Biography & Wiki  

Real Name: Veda Krishnamurthy

Nickname: Veda

Profession: Indian Women Cricketer (Batsman)

Age: 25 Years

Date of Birth: 16 October 1992

Birth Place: Kadur, Chikmagalur, Karnataka

Nationality: Indian

Zodiac sign/Sun sign: Libra

Hometown: Chikmagalur, Karnataka

Height,Weight & Body Measurements

Height in Centimeters: 165 cm

Height in meters: 1.65 m

Height in Feet Inches: 5’ 5”

Weight in Kg: 58 kg

Weight in Pounds: 128 lbs

Body Measurements 34-28-34

Waist Size: 28 Inches

Hip Size: 34 Inches

Hair Colour: Black

Eye Colour: Dark Brown

Tattoos: No

Education & Marital Status

School: Cambridge School, Bangalore, Karnataka

College: Mount Carmel College, Bangalore

Educational Qualification: Graduate in Arts

Cricket

International Debut ODI- 30 June 2011 vs England Women at Derby

Test- N/A

T20- 23 June 2011 vs Australia Women at Billericay

Career Turning Point: Not Known

Domestic/State Team: Karnataka Women

Jersey Number: #79 (India)

Records (main ones): Scored a half-century in her debut match, against England in 2011.

Batting Style: Right-handed Bat

Bowling Style: Right-arm Leg Break

Likes to play against: Not Known

Family & Relatives

Father: SG Krishnamurthy

Mother: Name Not Known

Sister: 2 (Elder)

Btother: 1

Coach/Mentor: Irfan Sait


Affairs & Marital Status

Marital Status: Unmarried

Boyfriends: Not Known

Husband: Not Known

Children: Not Known

Money Facts

Net Worth: Not Known

Salary: Not Known

Favorite Things & Hobbies

Favorite Cricketer: Suresh Raina

Favorite Shot: Straight Drive

Favorite Actress: Not Known

Favorite Food: Not Known

Favorite Film: Not Known

Hobbies: Listening to Music

Some Lesser Known Facts About Veda Krishnamurthy:

• Hailing from a modest family, young Veda’s dream of becoming a cricketer seemed a reality when she saw an advertisement in the newspaper calling out young talent for a trial camp in Bangalore.
• Acknowledging her dream, her parents did not hesitate even once and took her to the Karnataka Cricket Academy, where the camp was to be hosted.
• Irfan Sait, the coach who was supervising the camp, was left awe-struck looking at Veda’s talent. Terming the girl ‘a child prodigy’, the coach asked her parents to immediately enroll her into the academy. Her parents, however, were doubtful because enrolling into the academy meant that Veda would stay in the city all by herself, with no one to look after her.
• The coach, Irfan Sait, was in no mood of giving up; hence, the girl’s “temporary custody” was given to Spoorthi Ramesh, a former woman state player. The latter didn’t even think once and agreed to look after the future talent. Nonetheless, a month later, her eldest sister, Vatsala Shivakumar, rented a small house in the city and accompanied the teenager to each of her practice sessions.
• Not many people know that Veda is even trained in ‘Karate.’
• Owing to her fielding skills, Veda broke into the senior Karnataka team at just 13 years of age. Soon, Veda established herself as a batsman and there was no looking back for her.
• Under her leadership, the Karnataka U-19 team won consecutive South Zone Inter-State Cups.
• After seeing her performing well with the bat in her debut match, there were a lot of expectations from her.
• However, both pressure and success got to her head and the girl who was looking very promising a few months ago flunked very badly. Her bad form even saw her being dropped from the playing XI for some time.
• In November 2015, Veda bagged a B-grade contract from the BCCI. Notably, this was the first time BCCI offered contracts to women players.