The Telangana Cricket Association has accused the Hyderabad Cricket Association of electoral fraud during its 2023 polls, alleging that 47 institutions were wrongly granted full voting rights and that ineligible IAS and IPS officers participated in the vote. TCA further claims that political pressure from prominent ministers influenced the election outcome, calling for the removal of the current HCA leadership and a probe by the CID and Enforcement Directorate.

On July 19, 2025, the Telangana District Cricket Association (TDCA) led a protest outside the Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium during the Hyderabad Cricket Association’s (HCA) annual general meeting. Over 100 members, led by chairman Allipuram Venkateshwar Reddy, called for equitable representation for rural cricket clubs, demanding reforms including renaming HCA to better reflect regional interests. The protest, aimed at ensuring balanced and inclusive cricket development, was met with police intervention reportedly following instructions from HCA officials.

On July 17, 2025, the Telangana Cricket Association submitted a formal complaint to the Enforcement Directorate demanding a deeper investigation into alleged financial irregularities and corruption within the Hyderabad Cricket Association. The complaint highlights mismanagement of funds meant for cricket infrastructure and implicates political figures such as BRS MLC K Kavitha and MLA KT Rama Rao, raising concerns over entrenched political influence in sports administration.

Telangana Cricket Association has written to the CID demanding a deeper investigation into alleged corruption at the Hyderabad Cricket Association. The request follows CBI arrests of HCA officials on charges of forging documents and misappropriating funds over the past decade, raising concerns over misused funds and undeveloped cricket infrastructure.

Telangana Cricket Association leadership, represented by figures such as General Secretary Dharam Guruva Reddy and President Y. Laxmi Narayana, has called for the immediate dissolution of the Hyderabad Cricket Association's apex council. Citing multiple corruption allegations, fraudulent transactions, and ignored forensic audit reports, the association is urging the Chief Minister and the BCCI to intervene and ensure proper governance in the sport.

At a press conference, officials from the Telangana Cricket Association demanded the dissolution of the Hyderabad Cricket Association's Apex Council due to corruption and mismanagement, and called on the Chief Minister to take immediate action to restore transparency and accountability in the state's cricket administration.