ICC Cricket Hall of Fame

The International Cricket Council’s honor recognizes cricketers and contributors whose achievements shaped the history of the sport.

Wisden Cricketers' Almanack: An annual cricket reference book first published in 1864, known for records, reporting, and honors. Its long-standing cricket honors provide an earlier model of formal recognition.
W. G. Grace: An English cricketer whose long career and public stature helped shape cricket's modern popularity. He is among the foundational figures honored by the Hall.
Test cricket: The longest international cricket format, played over as many as five days between national teams. Many inductees built their reputations through sustained Test careers.
Cricket in popular culture: The representation and social influence of cricket in literature, media, and public life. Hall inductions help keep celebrated figures visible in cricket's shared culture.
International Cricket Council: The international governing body for cricket, responsible for global competitions and rules. The ICC established and administers this hall of fame.
Don Bradman: An Australian batter whose Test career produced a batting average of 99.94. His record-setting career makes him one of the Hall's defining inductees.
One Day International: A limited-overs international cricket match in which each team bats for up to 50 overs. Its rise broadened the achievements represented in modern cricket history.
Women's cricket history: The development of women's cricket from early teams to organized international competition. Inducting women highlights histories often marginalized in older accounts of the sport.
Marylebone Cricket Club: A London cricket club founded in 1787 that historically maintained cricket's Laws. Its museum and cricket heritage formed the institutional setting for the Hall's 2009 launch.
Rachael Heyhoe Flint: An English cricketer and administrator who advanced women's cricket internationally. Her induction recognizes leadership in the development of women's cricket.

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