Kavya Maran: Owner Of IPL 2025’s Most Destructive Team SRH & Her Rs 400+ Crore Net Worth

Kavya Maran is the CEO and co-owner of Sunrisers Hyderabad, part of the Sun Group empire. She is also involved in Sunrisers Eastern Cape in SA20 and other media ventures.

Her estimated net worth is over Rs 400 crore ($50 million), primarily built through her leadership roles in the Sun Group and sports investments.

Kavya is the daughter of Kalanithi Maran, the billionaire chairman of Sun Group, which owns Sun TV Network, FM radio stations, and multiple sports franchises.

She completed her graduation from Stella Maris College, Chennai, and pursued an MBA from the prestigious Warwick Business School in the UK, equipping her with global business expertise.

Kavya plays a crucial role in SRH’s operations, from IPL auctions to strategic decisions, making her one of the most influential women in Indian cricket.

Beyond IPL, she spearheaded Sun Group’s Rs 1,094 crore acquisition of Northern Superchargers in England’s The Hundred league, expanding the family’s international sports footprint.

At just 33, Kavya is a trailblazer in a male-dominated field, proving her business prowess while passionately supporting SRH from the stands.

With ownership of SRH (IPL), Sunrisers Eastern Cape (SA20), and Northern Superchargers (The Hundred), she is shaping Sun Group’s presence in global cricket.

Apart from sports, she is deeply involved in Sun TV Network’s operations, overseeing Sun Music and FM channels, reinforcing her family’s media legacy.

From managing billion-dollar investments to growing her influence in cricket, Kavya Maran is set to be one of India’s most powerful businesswomen in the years ahead.