The International Cricket Council (ICC) inducts former India captain Sourav Ganguly and former India women’s captain Anjum Chopra, along with England batter Kevin Pietersen, into its Hall of Fame. The ICC names are unveiled at a ceremony in Edinburgh, where the total number of Hall of Fame members rises to 125. Ganguly is recognized for his captaincy and impact on India’s fortunes during a period when Indian cricket faced match-fixing allegations. Anjum Chopra’s inclusion is noted as part of the ICC’s recognition of contributions from both men’s and women’s cricket. Pietersen is also among the inductees. Reporting across outlets highlights the shared announcement and the expansion of the ICC Hall of Fame membership count, with the ceremony in Edinburgh serving as the setting for the official unveilings. The ICC presents the inductions as additions to its long-running honours programme that acknowledges significant achievements in international cricket.