<p>Chandra Nayudu, daughter of the legendary CK Nayudu, died here on Sunday after a prolonged illness.</p>.<p>She was 88.</p>.<p>Her father was India's first Test captain. She had made a name for herself doing cricket commentary.</p>.<p>Chandra's kin and former domestic cricketer Vijay Nayudu told PTI that his aunty breathed her last at her residence in the city's Manoramaganj area.</p>.<p>He said that Chandra was unwell for a long time and could not move due to illness.</p>.<p>According to cricket experts, Chandra had done her first commentary during a match between national champions Bombay (now Mumbai) and MCC in Indore in 1977.</p>.<p>She had also witnessed the Golden Jubilee Test Match between India and England at the iconic Lord's in 1982 and had addressed a gathering there.</p>.<p>However, she did not do commentary for long and retired as a English professor in a government women's college.</p>.<p>She had also penned a book titled 'CK Nayudu: A Daughter Remembers' on her late father, who was a distinguished cricketer.</p>.<p>Former BCCI secretary Sanjay Jagdale condoled her demise.</p>.<p>"Chandra was a pioneer of women's commentary and also contributed for the growth of women's cricket in Madhya Pradesh," Jagdale said.</p>.<p>"I remember that Chandra used to travel with the team at different places and motive the players," he said.</p>
<p>Chandra Nayudu, daughter of the legendary CK Nayudu, died here on Sunday after a prolonged illness.</p>.<p>She was 88.</p>.<p>Her father was India's first Test captain. She had made a name for herself doing cricket commentary.</p>.<p>Chandra's kin and former domestic cricketer Vijay Nayudu told PTI that his aunty breathed her last at her residence in the city's Manoramaganj area.</p>.<p>He said that Chandra was unwell for a long time and could not move due to illness.</p>.<p>According to cricket experts, Chandra had done her first commentary during a match between national champions Bombay (now Mumbai) and MCC in Indore in 1977.</p>.<p>She had also witnessed the Golden Jubilee Test Match between India and England at the iconic Lord's in 1982 and had addressed a gathering there.</p>.<p>However, she did not do commentary for long and retired as a English professor in a government women's college.</p>.<p>She had also penned a book titled 'CK Nayudu: A Daughter Remembers' on her late father, who was a distinguished cricketer.</p>.<p>Former BCCI secretary Sanjay Jagdale condoled her demise.</p>.<p>"Chandra was a pioneer of women's commentary and also contributed for the growth of women's cricket in Madhya Pradesh," Jagdale said.</p>.<p>"I remember that Chandra used to travel with the team at different places and motive the players," he said.</p>