Blades of Glory Cricket Museum, Cricket museum in Pune, India.
The Blades of Glory Cricket Museum is a collection of cricket memorabilia located in Pune, Maharashtra. The displays include equipment, signed bats, and jerseys arranged across several exhibition areas.
The museum was founded in 2012 by a former cricket player, and since then more than 450 international players have contributed objects to the collection. The collection has grown quickly and now includes items from different periods of cricket history.
The museum displays jerseys and personal items from Indian cricket players that visitors can see up close. This collection tells the story of India's major cricket moments through objects that shaped the sport in the country.
The museum can be explored easily on foot, and information boards in many areas help visitors understand the displays. It is wise to allow time for several exhibition areas to see all the highlights.
The museum holds signed bats from World Cup-winning captains and jerseys from champion teams in major competitions. These items are rarely accessible and seen in few other places.
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