Former India captains Sourav Ganguly and Anjum Chopra were on Saturday inducted into the International Cricket Council's (ICC) prestigious Hall of Fame, earning recognition for their outstanding contributions to the game. Former England skipper Kevin Pietersen also joined the distinguished list during a glittering ceremony held in Edinburgh.
The latest inductions celebrate three cricketers who left a lasting impact on international cricket through their performances, leadership and influence on the sport. Ganguly is widely credited with transforming Indian cricket during his tenure as captain, while Anjum Chopra played a pioneering role in the growth of women's cricket in India. Pietersen, meanwhile, was one of England's most dynamic batters and played a key role in several of the team's memorable victories.
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Welcoming the newest inductees, ICC Chairman Jay Shah said the honour recognises individuals whose achievements have significantly shaped the game across generations.
"I am delighted to welcome the latest inductees into the ICC Hall of Fame, a tribute to the extraordinary individuals whose achievements have contributed greatly to our sport," Shah said.
The ICC Hall of Fame is one of cricket's highest honours, reserved for players whose exceptional careers and lasting legacy have made a profound impact on the international game. With their induction, Ganguly, Chopra and Pietersen join an elite group of cricketing greats from across the world.
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