Blades of Glory Cricket Museum
Recognised as the largest cricket museum in the world, and it occupies a floor of an apartment building in Sahakar Nagar - which means a visit feels like a private tour and a call ahead is sensible. Rohan Pate, once a Maharashtra under-19 player, founded it in 2012 and Sachin Tendulkar opened it; the collection runs past 51,000 items, with bats and gear signed by Bradman, Gavaskar, Kohli, Dhoni and World Cup-winning captains. A second gallery opened at Indore's Holkar Stadium in July 2025, but the Pune original is still here. Entry is ₹200 plus GST (₹236 in total), and children under 2 go free.
The world's biggest cricket collection, hidden in a Pune apartment block
