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Mumbai Cricket Association Opens India's First Cricket Museum by a State Cricket Body

Mumbai Cricket Association has opened India's first cricket museum by a state cricket body, showcasing the rich history of Indian cricket. It features rare memorabilia, historic artifacts, and tributes to legendary players.

Siva Charan
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Mumbai Cricket Association Opens India's First Cricket Museum by a State Cricket Body
Mumbai Cricket Association Opens India's First Cricket Museum by a State Cricket Body

Mumbai has ever been the epicenter of Indian cricket, cranking out some of the greatest players in the sport. In a first-of-its-kind initiative, the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) has opened India's first cricket museum set up by a state cricket association. This museum is a tribute to the glorious history of Indian cricket and a chance for the fans to see the rich heritage of the sport.

A Tribute to Cricket History
The MCA Cricket Museum has one-of-a-kind memorabilia, legendary photographs, historic relics, and trophies that showcase the history of Indian cricket.
The fans are able to see how the game developed and relive moments that have contributed to cricket in India being what it is today.


Why This Museum is Unique
This is the first time a state cricket association has come forward to create a special cricket museum. Mumbai has been the epicenter of Indian cricket, with greats such as Sachin Tendulkar, Sunil Gavaskar, Dilip Vengsarkar, and Rohit Sharma.
The museum celebrates these cricketing legends and their cricketing exploits.
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What to Expect for Visitors

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  • Visitors to the museum who are fans of the game will be able to see:
  • Legendary player bats, jerseys, and equipment
  • Historic moments captured in rare photographs
  • Mumbai cricket team trophies and awards won
  • A page for the contribution of Mumbai to Indian cricket
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