International Cricket Council (ICC) chairman Jay Shah extended congratulations to former India captains Sourav Ganguly and Anjum Chopra, along with England’s Kevin Pietersen, for their induction into the ICC Hall of Fame. The latest additions were celebrated for their significant contributions to international cricket, shaping its history with excellence and impact. Shah expressed his delight in welcoming Ganguly, Anjum, and Pietersen to the prestigious ICC Hall of Fame, acknowledging their leadership and achievements on behalf of the ICC.
The trio’s inclusion in the Class of 2026 elevates the total number of ICC Hall of Fame members to 125, recognizing their enduring influence on the sport. This esteemed group of cricketing legends continues to inspire players and fans worldwide with their remarkable performances and contributions. Established in 2009 during the ICC’s centenary celebrations, the Hall of Fame pays tribute to individuals whose skills and achievements have left a lasting legacy in cricket.
Inductees are eligible for inclusion in the ICC Hall of Fame five years after their retirement from international cricket, ensuring that only those who have made a significant impact are honored. The Hall of Fame stands as a testament to the players’ enduring influence on the game, preserving their contributions for future generations to appreciate and admire.
