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Urmila Rosario Biography: Age, Career, Family and More

F4U Editorial Desk • Updated September 14, 2026 • 3 min read

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Date of birth1989

Age34 (as of 2023)

BirthplaceDoha, Qatar

ProfessionSports Manager

NationalityIndian

FamilyFather: Valentine Rosario; Mother: Ivy Rosario; Siblings: David Vikas Rosario, Rose Ishwari Rosario, Uday Rosario

Urmila Rosario Biography

Urmila Rosario is an Indian sports manager known for her roles with tennis and cricket organisations in Qatar and Australia. With experience across major赛事

Early life and background
Urmila Rosario was born in Doha, Qatar, in 1989 and grew up in a family that lived in Qatar for decades before returning to India. Her father is Valentine Rosario and her mother is Ivy Rosario. The family’s roots are in Kinnigoli, Mangalore, Karnataka, and after moving back to India her parents purchased a coffee estate in Sakleshpura.

Rosario completed secondary education in Qatar and went on to study business: she earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and Management. Her college listing includes the Tepper School of Business of Carnegie Mellon University. She is the youngest of four siblings, with two older brothers and one sister.

Sporting beginnings
As a teenager Rosario played a range of sports — tennis, basketball and rowing among them — and trained at times under coaches including Krishan Bhupathi at the Bhupathi Tennis Village in Udupi. Recurrent injuries affected her prospects as a competitive athlete and prompted her to pursue a career on the management side of sport instead.

Career
Rosario’s early roles included media and event support positions in Qatar. She worked as deputy photo media manager at the 2006 Asian Games in Doha and served as a media assistant during the 2007 Qatar Athletics Super Grand Prix. In 2008 she completed an internship with the Global Sport Fund at the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.

Through the next decade her responsibilities broadened into championships and competition coordination. She held a marketing coordinator role at beIN SPORTS in 2010 and then worked with the Qatar Tennis Federation, where she served as championships coordinator from 2010 to 2015 and as competition coordinator from 2015 to 2016.

Rosario moved into cricket operations when she joined the South Australian Cricket Association in Adelaide as a team operations officer for men’s programs, a position she held from 2016 to 2019. In May 2019 she began working with Cricket Australia as operations lead for the women’s team. In that role she was part of the management group during notable periods for the side, including a long winning run in ODI cricket.

Her event experience extends beyond cricket and tennis: during the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar she was involved in venue management.

In 2023 Rosario was the manager of the Australian men’s team on their World Cup tour when Australia won the ODI World Cup held in India. Her profile rose visibly during and after that tournament.

Public profile
Rosario is multilingual and speaks Hindi, English, Spanish, Kannada and Konkani. She uses she/her pronouns. Outside work she is an animal lover and keeps rabbits. She has shared her expertise through webinars and podcasts aimed at athletes considering alternative career paths within sport.

Physical details and personal notes
Publicly available information lists Rosario’s height as approximately 173 cm (5'8") and weight around 55 kg (121 lbs). Her eye and hair colour are recorded as black. Personal details such as marital status and spouse are not publicly specified in the compiled material.

Latest updates
Her role as manager for the Australian men’s team during their successful 2023 ODI World Cup campaign brought significant attention to her career. Prior to that she had overseen operations for the Australian women’s team during a period that included an extended unbeaten streak in ODI fixtures.

Rosario continues to be active in international sports management, drawing on a background that spans tennis, athletics, football tournament venues and elite-level cricket operations.

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Recent Work

Operations lead, Women’s Team

Operations lead for the Australian women’s cricket team, part of management during an extended ODI winning run.

2019–present
Manager, Australia Men’s Team

Team manager during Australia’s 2023 ODI World Cup tour in India.

2023
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Career Highlights

  1. Deputy photo media manager at the 2006 Asian Games in Doha
  2. Championships and competition coordinator at the Qatar Tennis Federation (2010–2016)
  3. Team operations officer for men’s programs at the South Australian Cricket Association (2016–2019)
  4. Operations lead for Cricket Australia’s women’s team (from 2019)
  5. Manager of the Australian men’s team during the 2023 ODI World Cup
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