Sudhakar Rao
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Ramchandra Sudhakar Rao (born 8 August 1952 in Bangalore
Bangalore
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, India
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) is a former Indian cricket
Cricket
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er. He played domestic cricket for Karnataka
Karnataka cricket team
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 and played one One Day International for India
Indian cricket team
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 against New Zealand
New Zealand cricket team
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in 1976.

Sudhakar Rao studied in APS college Bangalore and while in College he represented Karnataka in Ranji Trophy.

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