PCB has relocated its Cricket Museum to the main building of Gaddafi Stadium, giving cricket fans a new place to explore the country’s rich sporting history. The museum will officially welcome visitors from September and will offer free guided tours.
The museum highlights some of Pakistan’s greatest achievements in international cricket. Visitors can learn about the team’s memorable victories, including the 1992 ICC Cricket World Cup, the 2009 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup, and the 2017 ICC Champions Trophy. These historic moments are presented through displays that celebrate the players and their remarkable performances.
In addition to major tournament victories, the museum features a valuable collection of historical archives dating back to 1886. It also includes rare pre-partition photographs that provide a glimpse into the early days of cricket in the region. These exhibits help visitors understand how the sport developed over time and became an important part of Pakistan’s identity.
Cricket fans will also have the opportunity to see a wide range of memorabilia donated by some of Pakistan’s greatest cricketers. The collection includes iconic bats, cricket balls, jerseys, trophies, photographs, and other special items that hold historical significance.
The new museum is designed to preserve Pakistan’s cricketing legacy while giving visitors an engaging and educational experience.
It offers fans of all ages the chance to relive unforgettable moments, discover the stories behind the country’s greatest achievements, and appreciate the history that has shaped Pakistan’s success in international cricket. The museum is expected to become an important attraction for both local and international cricket enthusiasts.
