Blades Of Glory

Our Vision

Here is Rohan’s vision for the museum, in his own words.With this museum, I have kept my grandfather’s dream alive. I am a huge fan of Test cricket.

Our Journey

The making, be it of a movie, or a sports stadium, or a team, would tell you a very interesting story more often than not & Blades of Glory is no exception.

Media

Press Releases,Press Notes, Media coverage and everything related to Blades of Glory. Video coverages and news coverage of blades of glory.

Sachin Tendulkar

Dear Rohan, it’s simply fantastic.
Pragyan Ojha

To Rohan, It’s one of the finest collection I have ever seen.
Dinesh Kartik

Great place.
Robbin Singh

Fantastic Collection.
Ajit Tendulkar

Your Museum is very impressive.I hope it gets bigger and bigger.
Gaurav Kapoor

Cricket is a religion. you are our pujari.
Vinay Kumar

It’s simply superb.
Tilakratne Dilshan

Fantastic museum. Wish you all the best.
Venkatesh Prasad

Dear Rohan, This is great taking one of it’s kind in India keep collection and it’s hopes it groves beyond it.
Allan Donald

Dear Rohan, This is a fantastic place and you can be very proud of it.
Jacques Kallis

What a great collection proud to be a part of collection.
Brett Lee

The best I have seen. What a amazing place.
Brendon Maccullum

Absolute privilege thanks heaps mate congrates on your hard work.
Ryan ten doesahate

Fantastic collection, well done.
Mehala Jaywardhane

To Rohan, It’s been fantastic place really wonderful to be have very please to be hear thanks for having us.
D.Venkat

Dear Rohan,Fantastic Collection very Proud of you Keep it.
Virender Shewag

I think this is the best Cricket museum I have ever seen.
Ajit Agarkar

To Rohan, Congratulation a fabulous museum enjoyed bringhere, All the best for the future.
Wasim Akram

Excellent collection an true cricket lover all the best to Rohan keep it up.

Highlights

From Clive Lloyd’s West Indies in 1975 to Mahendra Singh Dhoni’s India in 2011, the gallery displays bats signed by each of the 10 World Cup-winning teams.
Similarly, all three World Twenty20 champion teams – India (2007), Pakistan (2009) and England (2010) – have signed bats which are displayed at the gallery.
The trouser that Sachin Tendulkar wore when he scored his 50th Test century; Muttiah Muralitharan’s jersey on the day he became the only cricketer to surpass the Mount 800 in Test cricket and Virender Sehwag’s jersey that helped him get a memorable double ton against Sri Lanka in 2010.
Personal cricket gear signed by greats including Desmond Haynes,Gordon Greenidge(West Indies), Mark Waugh,Allan Border (Australia), Kevin Pietersen (England,) Sourav Ganguly,Kapil Dev, Mahendra Singh Dhoni, Yuvraj Singh (India).
The West Indies cap of Malcolm Marshall, the great West Indies fast bowler who died of cancer in 1999; Sir Vivian Richards’ sweater during his playing days; Australia’s World Cup-winning opening batsman David Boon’s ODI jersey and an autographed bat of former Pakistan great Javed Miandad.
The Legend’s Room displays autographed cricketing gear of Sachin Tendulkar, Rahul Dravid, Sir Vivian Richards, Jacques Kallis and Ricky Ponting along with a Golden Century frame that includes a golden bat signed by the greatest of all batsmen, Sir Donald Bradman.
Cricket bat with which Saeed Anwar scored 194 against India On 21 May 1997 in Chennai.