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Sachin Tendulkar Gifts Prized Cricket Bats, Memorabilia for Display at MCA Sharad Pawar Cricket Museum | Sports-Games

The Batography exhibit will also include helmets, jerseys and personal notes from key career milestones, the Mumbai Cricket Association said.

  • Cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar will donate 26 of his prized cricket bats to the Mumbai Cricket Association Sharad Pawar Cricket Museum, adding significantly to India's cricketing heritage.
  • Titled 'Batography,' the new exhibition at the MCA Museum traces Tendulkar's illustrious career through the bats he used during different phases of his most defining milestones.
  • The exhibition also includes helmets, jerseys, and personal notes from significant occasions, including bats from the innings where Tendulkar scored 100 international centuries.
  • On November 16, 2026, the MCA will unveil the exhibition, marking 13 years since Tendulkar retired after playing his 200th and final Test at Wankhede Stadium against the West Indies.
  • MCA President Ajinkya Naik said the initiative preserves Tendulkar's legacy, ensuring his contribution to Indian and world cricket remains accessible to future generations of fans.
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Sachin Tendulkar will donate 26 of his iconic bats to the Mumbai Cricket Association's Sharad Pawar Cricket Museum. These include the bats with which he scored some of his international centuries. These memorabilia, including helmets, jerseys, and personal notes, will be displayed at the "Batography" exhibition on November 16th. This date will also mark the 13th anniversary of Sachin's retirement from international cricket.

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The Free Press Journal broke the news in Mumbai, India on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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