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Mumbai Cricket Association And MCC Bring Iconic Cricket Memorabilia To The MCA Sharad Pawar Cricket Museum

Mumbai: The Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA), in collaboration with the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC), is pleased to announce a special exhibition of iconic cricket memorabilia from the renowned MCC Museum at Lord's. The exclusive display will be hosted at the MCA Sharad Pawar Cricket Museum on 14, 15 and 17 November 2026, offering cricket enthusiasts a rare opportunity to witness some of the…

Mumbai Cricket Association And MCC Bring Iconic Cricket Memorabilia To The MCA Sharad Pawar Cricket Museum

The Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) has partnered with the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) to host an exclusive exhibition of cricket memorabilia at the MCA Sharad Pawar Cricket Museum. This special display will take place on November 14, 15, and 17, 2026, allowing cricket enthusiasts to view some of the most celebrated artifacts from the sport's history.

One of the star attractions of the exhibition is Sourav Ganguly's legendary jersey from the 2002 NatWest Trophy victory. Ganguly famously waved this shirt from the Lord's balcony after India's victory. Other notable pieces in the collection include Anil Kumble's ODI cap, Sachin Tendulkar's ODI jumper, MS Dhoni's ODI shirt, and Rahul Dravid's Test shirt.

These treasured items, preserved by the MCC Museum at Lord's, represent defining moments and personalities that have shaped cricket's history. The MCC is delighted to collaborate with the MCA on this special display, as the MCC Museum has been working to expand its collections to reflect the global cricket fan base.

MCA President Ajinkya Naik welcomed the partnership, stating that this exhibition provides Mumbai's cricket fans with a unique opportunity to see artifacts associated with India's greatest cricketing legends. The MCA aims to establish the Sharad Pawar Cricket Museum as a premier destination for cricket lovers, showcasing the rich heritage of Mumbai, Indian, and world cricket.

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