Former BCCI Chief Selector MSK Prasad Joins Venice Livewires Ahead Of Italia T10 League

Former Indian cricketer and ex-BCCI chief selector MSK Prasad has joined Venice Livewires as Team Director for the upcoming Italia T10 League. Prasad brings extensive experience in international cricket, team management and talent identification. The franchise believes his appointment will strengthen its cricketing structure and support its efforts to promote the sport in Italy. A former wicketkeeper-batter, Prasad represented India at the international level before moving into cricket administration. He later served as chairman of the BCCI Senior Selection Committee, where he played a key role in shaping the Indian national team.

He has also worked with Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) as Strategic Consultant and Director of Talent Search and Academies, contributing significantly to player scouting and development.

Speaking about his new role, Prasad said: "I am happy to be part of Venice Livewires for the Italia T10 League. Italy has good potential for cricket, and I look forward to using my experience to help build a competitive team and identify talented players. I also hope to contribute towards creating more opportunities for young cricketers and supporting the growth of the game in the country."

The franchise's leadership team also includes Arvind Tadakamalla, Managing Director of Livewires Advertising Private Limited, and TNR Mohit, Executive Director.

Mohit brings experience in franchise and competitive cricket. He has captained Doiwala Kings and owns Nainital Tigers, a team for which he has also played. His experience in cricket and franchise management is expected to contribute to the team's operations.

With Prasad taking charge as Team Director, Venice Livewires aim to build a strong squad by combining experienced cricketing leadership with emerging talent.

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