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Postcard from Holkar

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A kit bag belonging to India’s first Test captain, CK Nayudu, preserved for half a century.

The stumps from the unforgettable 2001 Kolkata Test between India and Australia. 

The willow of Sandhya Agarwal, the highest run-scorer for India in women’s Tests. 

A coin tossed in the iconic Ashes. A handwritten note by Aamir Khan ahead of Lagaan’s release. 

These fascinating slices of cricketing history exist in the MPCA Cricket Museum at the Holkar Stadium in Indore.


In the inaugural episode, we discover the value of preserving sporting history. We talk to Rohit Pandit, MPCA CAO on what it takes to curate a museum of cricketing greatness.

Aryan Surana chimes in on the value of observation when crafting words that transport you to another world. Hear about the awe the MPCA museum would inspire in any cricket lover.


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