ICC Hall of Fame Indian cricketers News

The ICC Hall of Fame honors cricket legends for their extraordinary contributions, and 11 Indian players have earned this prestigious recognition. Starting with Vinoo Mankad in the 1940s to MS Dhoni in 2025, these icons include legendary figures like Sunil Gavaskar, Kapil Dev, Sachin Tendulkar, Anil Kumble, and Rahul Dravid. Women’s cricket pioneers Diana Edulji and Neetu David also feature among the inductees. Each player left a lasting impact—whether through record-breaking stats, leadership, or influence on future generations. This elite list reflects the evolution of Indian cricket across eras and celebrates the stars who shaped its global dominance.

MS Dhoni was inducted into the ICC Hall of Fame in 2025, five years after his international retirement, as per ICC’s eligibility rules. Widely regarded as one of the greatest captains in cricket history, Dhoni is the only skipper to have won all three ICC white-ball tournaments. With over 17,000 international runs and 829 dismissals, his legacy is unmatched. The Hall of Fame induction, voted by peers and experts, took place at London’s Abbey Road Studios. Dhoni became the 11th Indian cricketer to receive the honour, joining an elite group of 122 global cricket legends.