Blades of Glory is home to 75,000+ original cricket artefacts, making it one of the largest and most comprehensive cricket museums globally. From iconic bats and balls to rare publications and match-used equipment, the museum preserves cricket history across eras, countries, and legends.

Yes. For tourists visiting Pune, Blades of Glory stands out as a world-class indoor attraction that combines sport, history, nostalgia, and culture, making it ideal for first-time visitors and repeat travellers alike.

Blades of Glory is one of the most unique attractions in Pune, offering an immersive journey through global cricket history with over 75,000 original artefacts, celebrity visits, and legendary player sections under one roof.

Photography policies may vary by section to protect rare artefacts. Visitors are advised to check with museum staff during their visit.

Absolutely. Blades of Glory is family-friendly and serves as an educational and inspirational experience for children, students, and young athletes.

Unlike traditional museums, Blades of Glory focuses on match-used, player-owned cricket memorabilia, including bats, balls, gloves, and pads used in international matches by legendary cricketers.

The museum was inaugurated in 2012 by Sachin Tendulkar, marking the beginning of what has now become over 14 years of curated cricketing heritage.

Yes. The museum has hosted several prominent personalities including Raj Thackeray, Praful Patel, Riteish Deshmukh, Genelia D'Souza, and Prajakta Mali.

Yes. The collection includes match-signed balls, match-used balls, and bats signed by legendary cricketers from across generations and nations.

The museum houses over 75,000 artefacts, with carefully curated rotations so visitors can experience different stories and eras of cricket across visits.

All artefacts displayed at Blades of Glory are 100 percent original, match-used, or officially signed by the players themselves. Authenticity and provenance are core pillars of the museum.

The museum has welcomed some of the greatest names in cricket, including Sachin Tendulkar, Virat Kohli, Ricky Ponting, Jacques Kallis, Shane Watson, Chris Gayle, Kapil Dev, and Sunil Gavaskar, among many others.

Yes. The Sachin Tendulkar section features priceless artefacts such as his 2008 match-used bat, personal gear, signed items, and memorabilia that celebrate the legacy of the man widely regarded as the greatest batsman of all time.

The Virat Kohli section showcases some of the most iconic artefacts from his career, including the bat used during his historic 973-run 2016 season, along with signed equipment and rare memorabilia connected to his journey.

Our museum is open from 10:00AM to 7:00PM all days of the week. Please note that we may have different hours for holidays and special events.

The entry fee for any visitor is 200 rupees, while children under 2 years can enter for free. We also offer discounted rates for a group of students over 50.

Yes, we provide on-site parking for visitors. There is a designated parking area near the museum entrance. Parking fees may apply for big vehicles and availability is subject to capacity.

Yes, we offer guided tours of our museum. Our knowledgeable guides will take you through our exhibits, providing detailed information and insights. Guided tours can be booked in advance or on-site, subject to availability. Visit our “PLAN YOUR VISIT” page for more information.

Photography is allowed in most areas of the museum for personal, non-commercial use. However, some exhibits may have specific restrictions on photography, which will be clearly indicated. We encourage visitors to share their photos on social media tagging our official accounts.

Yes, we strive to make our museum accessible to everyone.Please contact us in advance for specific accessibility requests.

Yes, strollers are permitted inside the museum. However, during peak hours or busy exhibitions, we may request that strollers be left in designated areas for the convenience and safety of all visitors.

With the exception of service animals, pets are not permitted inside the museum. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.

We kindly request visitors not to bring outside food into the museum to help us maintain a clean and respectful environment for our exhibits and fellow guests.

Yes, we have a gift shop where you can purchase a variety of souvenirs, signed memorabilia, and other merchandise related to the museum and its exhibitions.