Sachin Tendulkar to gift 26 historic bats to Mumbai Cricket Association museum
People will be able to see Sachin's bats, jerseys, and personal notes in the 'Batography' exhibition on 16 November.
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
11 November 2026, 4:52 pm · 3 min read
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Legendary batsman Sachin Tendulkar, who created unforgettable history on the cricket field with his bat, is now going to gift 26 special bats from his career to the Sharad Pawar Cricket Museum of the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA). According to a report by 'Aaj Tak', these bats include those used by Sachin to score his memorable centuries in international cricket. The main objective of this initiative is to preserve and celebrate Sachin's invaluable contribution to Indian and world cricket. For Sachin, these bats are not just tools of the game, but are connected to many memories of his struggles, successes, and historic achievements.
The exhibition of these historic items will be held on 16 November in a special event. This exhibition has been named 'Batography'. In this exhibition, not only 26 bats, but many other precious items related to Sachin's career will also be seen. This includes his helmets, jerseys, and personal notes related to important moments of his career. Through these items, fans will get an opportunity to understand aspects of Sachin's career that are not usually seen on the field.
The date of this exhibition is also very significant. On 16 November 2026, it will be 13 years since Sachin Tendulkar retired from international cricket. Sachin played his 200th and final Test match against West Indies at Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium on 16 November 2013, and he bid farewell to international cricket at that very ground. Now, on the 13th anniversary of his retirement, these items showcasing the important milestones of his career will be displayed for cricket enthusiasts.
MCA President Ajinkya Naik said regarding this that 'Batography' is adding a new dimension to the museum. He said it is a matter of great honour that Sachin has decided to share these precious items with the MCA. This will ensure that Sachin's extraordinary legacy remains protected for future generations of cricket lovers. Visitors will be able to understand the stories behind the achievements through which these historic moments were created. This exhibition is not just a display of old bats, but an opportunity to closely observe the important turning points of Sachin's long and glorious career.
Sachin Tendulkar is the only batsman in the world to score 100 centuries in international cricket. During his career, he set numerous records and is considered one of the greatest batsmen in the history of cricket. Even after retiring in 2013, his popularity and his passion for cricket have remained intact. With the display of these items in the Mumbai Cricket Association museum, Sachin's fans will get a chance to relive the journey of their favourite player.
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