ABOUT US
Experience a truly unique and unforgettable journey into the world of cricket at the Blades of Glory Cricket Museum in Pune, India — home to the world’s largest cricket collection. Featuring over 75,000 pieces of memorabilia dating back to the early 1900s, the museum celebrates the legacy, passion, and global spirit of the game.
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Whether you're a World Cup or IPL enthusiast, a lifelong cricket lover, or a devoted fan of legends like Virat Kohli, M.S. Dhoni, or Sachin Tendulkar, this museum offers an inspiring glimpse into cricket’s greatest moments and icons. Every artifact tells a story — from bats signed by world champions to jerseys that defined eras — making it a must-visit destination for anyone who loves the game.
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MEET OUR FOUNDER
ROHAN PATE
Founded by Rohan Pate, a former under-19 cricketer who has had a lifelong love for the sport. Although he pursued various business ventures over the years, his passion for cricket never waned. He embarked on a tireless quest to acquire rare artifacts from some of the world's most famous cricketers, traveling across the globe to do so. This pursuit has resulted in a remarkable collection of over 75,000 pieces of cricket memorabilia and artifacts, with the collection constantly expanding.
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STRAIGHT FROM THE LEGENDS
Here are the opinions of your beloved cricket players and famous personalities regarding Blades of Glory, the biggest cricket museum in the world!
Rahul Dravid
"It’s a real celebration of cricket and cricketers. It’s an excellent kind of effort that has gone into creating this museum.”
Virendra Sehwag
"The best cricket museum I have seen.”
Allan Donald
“If you’ve been to museums anywhere, you’ll agree that Blades of Glory is an amazing place. The stuff that Rohan has collected over the years is absolutely outrageous”
Virat Kohli
""I feel honored to have my own section in such a wonderful cricket museum. One of the best things anyone has ever done for me.”
