Inderjit Singh Bindra Age, Wiki and Bio

Inderjit Singh Bindra

Quick Info

ProfessionIndian Administrative Services Officer, Sports Administrator
NationalityIndian
Date of BirthXX/XX/1942
AgeUnknown
BirthplacePunjab, British India
Date of Death25/01/2026

Bio/Wiki

Other NameIS Bindra
Famous for
  • Being BCCI president

Physical Stats & More

Height178 cm
Weight65 Kg
Eye ColorGrey
Hair ColorBrown

Personal Life

HometownNew Delhi
ReligionSikhism
Food HabitNon-vegetarian

Relationships & More

Marital StatusMarried

Family

SpouseKamal Bindra
Children
  • Amar Bindra (Son)
  • Anju Bindra (Daughter)

Career

SummaryInderjit Singh Bindra had a distinguished career in both the Indian Administrative Service and cricket administration. He embarked on his IAS journey in 1966, later transitioning into cricket management, becoming a pivotal figure as the President of the Punjab Cricket Association and the Board of Control for Cricket in India. His tenure saw significant developments in Indian cricket, from the organization of the 1987 Cricket World Cup to restructuring the broadcasting rights that strengthened BCCI financially.
Key Highlights
  • Served as Deputy Commissioner of Ludhiana (1972-1974) and Patiala (1975)
  • President of the Punjab Cricket Association from 1978 to 2014, restructuring cricket administration
  • Elected as the 23rd President of BCCI (1993-1996)
  • Played a major role in organizing international cricket tournaments
  • Advocated for television broadcasting rights leading to increased revenue for cricket in India

Social Media

Twitterhttps://x.com/inderjitbindra

Some Lesser Known Facts

Bindra was linked to the esteemed cricketing family through his daughter's marriage to cricketer Bishan Singh Bedi.
His administrative influence in cricket spanned over four decades, initiating significant reforms in the sports sector.
He was known for challenging monopolies in cricket broadcasting, allowing for a diverse range of media coverage.
In 2015, he was honored as Chairman of the Punjab Cricket Association, marking another milestone in his cricket administration career.