The ICC Cricket Hall of Fame recognises "the achievements of the legends of the game from cricket's long and illustrious history". It was launched by the International Cricket Council (ICC) in Dubai on 2 January 2009, in association with the Federation of International Cricketers' Associations (FICA), as part of the ICC's centenary celebrations. The initial inductees were the 55 players included in the FICA Hall of Fame which ran from 1999 to 2003, but further members are added each year during the ICC Awards ceremony. The inaugural inductees ranged from W. G. Grace, who retired from Test cricket in 1899, to Graham Gooch, who played his last Test match in 1995. Living inductees receive a commemorative cap; Australian Rod Marsh was the first member of the initial inductees to receive his. Members of the Hall of Fame assist in the selection of future inductees.

South African Barry Richards played the fewest Test matches during his career with four, before South Africa were excluded from participating in international cricket in 1970. Indian Sachin Tendulkar, inducted in July 2019, played the most Tests with 200 in an international career spanning 24 years. Out of 112 inductees in the ICC Cricket Hall of Fame, 82 are from England, Australia and the West Indies, while the other 30 inductees are from the remaining Test playing nations, India, New Zealand, Pakistan, South Africa, Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe. In 2024 it was reported that all three New Zealand inductees were listed as Australian on the ICC's official Hall of Fame website.

As of 2023, there are twelve women in the Hall of Fame. In 2010, Rachael Heyhoe Flint, the former England captain who led her team to victory at the inaugural Women's World Cup in 1973, became the first woman in the Hall of Fame; the eleven other female members are Belinda Clark, inducted in 2011, Enid Bakewell, inducted in 2012, Debbie Hockley, inducted in 2013, Betty Wilson, inducted in 2015, Karen Rolton, inducted in 2016, Claire Taylor, inducted in 2018, Cathryn Fitzpatrick, inducted in 2019 Lisa Sthalekar, inducted in 2020, Jan Brittin, inducted in 2021, Charlotte Edwards inducted in 2022 and Diana Edulji, inducted in 2023.

Inductees

	Men's player
	Women's player
	Inaugural member inducted in January 2009

Inductee	Nationality	Induction year	Tests		ODIs		Ref.
			Matches	Span	Matches	Span
Virender Sehwag	India	2023	104	2001–2013	251	1999–2013
Aravinda de Silva	Sri Lanka	2023	93	1984–2002	308	1984–2003
Diana Edulji	India	2023	20	1976–1991	34	1978–1993
Zaheer Abbas	Pakistan	2020	78	1969–1985	62	1974–1985
Wasim Akram	Pakistan	2009	104	1984–2003	356	1984–2003
Curtly Ambrose	West Indies	2011	98	1988–2000	176	1988–2000
Enid Bakewell	England	2012	12	1968–1979	23	1973–1982
Sydney Barnes	England	2009	27	1901–1914	0	N/A
Ken Barrington	England	2010	82	1955–1968	0	N/A
Bishan Bedi	India	2009	67	1966–1979	10	1974–1979
Alec Bedser	England	2009	51	1946–1955	0	N/A
Richie Benaud	Australia	2009	63	1952–1964	0	N/A
Allan Border	Australia	2009	156	1978–1994	273	1979–1994
Ian Botham	England	2009	102	1977–1992	116	1976–1992
Geoffrey Boycott	England	2009	108	1964–1982	36	1971–1981
Don Bradman	Australia	2009	52	1928–1948	0	N/A
Jan Brittin	England	2021	27	1979–1998	63	1979–1998
Greg Chappell	Australia	2009	87	1970–1984	74	1971–1983
Ian Chappell	Australia	2009	75	1964–1980	16	1971–1980
Belinda Clark	Australia	2011	15	1991–2005	118	1991–2005
Shiv Chanderpaul	West Indies	2022	164	1994–2015	268	1994–2011
Denis Compton	England	2009	78	1937–1957	0	N/A
Learie Constantine	West Indies	2021	18	1928–1939	0	N/A
Colin Cowdrey	England	2009	114	1954–1975	1	1971–1971
Martin Crowe	New Zealand	2015	77	1982–1995	143	1982–1995
Alan Davidson	Australia	2011	44	1953–1963	0	N/A
Kapil Dev	India	2009	131	1979–1994	225	1978–1994
Ted Dexter	England	2021	62	1958–1968	0	N/A
Allan Donald	South Africa	2019	72	1992–2002	164	1991–2003
Rahul Dravid	India	2018	164	1996–2012	344	1996–2011
Charlotte Edwards	England	2022	23	1996–2015	191	1997–2016
Aubrey Faulkner	South Africa	2021	25	1906–1924	0	N/A
Cathryn Fitzpatrick	Australia	2019	13	1991–2006	109	1993–2007
Andy Flower	Zimbabwe	2021	63	1992–2002	213	1992–2003
Joel Garner	West Indies	2010	58	1977–1987	98	1977–1987
Sunil Gavaskar	India	2009	125	1971–1987	108	1974–1987
Lance Gibbs	West Indies	2009	79	1958–1976	3	1973–1975
Adam Gilchrist	Australia	2013	96	1999–2008	287	1996–2008
Graham Gooch	England	2009	118	1975–1995	125	1976–1995
David Gower	England	2009	117	1978–1992	114	1978–1991
W. G. Grace	England	2009	22	1880–1899	0	N/A
Tom Graveney	England	2009	79	1951–1969	0	N/A
Gordon Greenidge	West Indies	2009	108	1974–1991	128	1975–1991
Clarrie Grimmett	Australia	2009	37	1925–1936	0	N/A
Richard Hadlee	New Zealand	2009	86	1973–1990	115	1973–1990
Wes Hall	West Indies	2015	48	1958–1969	0	N/A
Wally Hammond	England	2009	85	1927–1947	0	N/A
Neil Harvey	Australia	2009	79	1948–1963	0	N/A
Desmond Haynes	West Indies	2021	116	1978–1994	238	1978–1994
George Headley	West Indies	2009	22	1930–1954	0	N/A
Rachael Heyhoe Flint	England	2010	22	1960–1979	23	1973–1982
Jack Hobbs	England	2009	61	1908–1930	0	N/A
Debbie Hockley	New Zealand	2014	19	1979–1996	118	1982–2000
Michael Holding	West Indies	2009	60	1975–1987	102	1976–1987
Len Hutton	England	2009	79	1937–1955	0	N/A
Mahela Jayawardene	Sri Lanka	2021	149	1997–2014	448	1998–2015
Jacques Kallis	South Africa	2020	166	1995–2013	328	1996–2014
Rohan Kanhai	West Indies	2009	79	1957–1974	7	1973–1975
Imran Khan	Pakistan	2009	88	1971–1992	175	1974–1992
Alan Knott	England	2009	95	1967–1981	20	1971–1977
Anil Kumble	India	2015	132	1990–2008	271	1990–2007
Jim Laker	England	2009	46	1948–1959	0	N/A
Brian Lara	West Indies	2012	131	1990–2006	299	1990–2007
Harold Larwood	England	2009	21	1926–1933	0	N/A
Dennis Lillee	Australia	2009	70	1971–1984	63	1972–1983
Ray Lindwall	Australia	2009	61	1946–1960	0	N/A
Clive Lloyd	West Indies	2009	110	1966–1984	87	1973–1985
George Lohmann	England	2016	18	1886–1896	0	N/A
Vinoo Mankad	India	2021	44	1946–1959	0	N/A
Rod Marsh	Australia	2009	96	1970–1984	92	1971–1984
Malcolm Marshall	West Indies	2009	81	1978–1991	136	1980–1992
Peter May	England	2009	66	1951–1961	0	N/A
Stan McCabe	Australia	2021	39	1930–1938	0	N/A
Glenn McGrath	Australia	2012	124	1993–2007	250	1993–2007
Javed Miandad	Pakistan	2009	124	1976–1993	233	1975–1996
Keith Miller	Australia	2009	55	1946–1956	0	N/A
Hanif Mohammad	Pakistan	2009	55	1952–1969	0	N/A
Arthur Morris	Australia	2016	46	1946–1955	0	N/A
Muttiah Muralitharan	Sri Lanka	2016	133	1992–2010	350	1993–2011
Monty Noble	Australia	2021	42	1898–1909	0	N/A
Bill O'Reilly	Australia	2009	27	1932–1946	0	N/A
Graeme Pollock	South Africa	2009	23	1963–1970	0	N/A
Shaun Pollock	South Africa	2021	108	1995–2008	303	1996–2008
Ricky Ponting	Australia	2018	168	1995–2012	375	1995–2012
Abdul Qadir	Pakistan	2022	67	1977–1990	104	1983–1993
Wilfred Rhodes	England	2009	58	1899–1930	0	N/A
Barry Richards	South Africa	2009	4	1970	0	N/A
Viv Richards	West Indies	2009	121	1974–1991	187	1975–1991
Andy Roberts	West Indies	2009	47	1974–1983	56	1975–1983
Karen Rolton	Australia	2016	14	1995–2009	141	1995–2009
Kumar Sangakkara	Sri Lanka	2021	134	2000–2015	404	2000–2015
Bob Simpson	Australia	2014	62	1957–1978	2	1978–1978
Garfield Sobers	West Indies	2009	93	1954–1974	1	1973
Fred Spofforth	Australia	2011	18	1877–1887	0	N/A
Brian Statham	England	2009	70	1951–1965	0	N/A
Lisa Sthalekar	Australia	2020	8	2003–2011	125	2001–2013
Herbert Sutcliffe	England	2009	54	1924–1935	0	N/A
Claire Taylor	England	2018	15	1999–2009	126	1998–2011
Sachin Tendulkar	India	2019	200	1989–2013	463	1989–2012
Fred Trueman	England	2009	67	1952–1965	0	N/A
Victor Trumper	Australia	2009	48	1899–1912	0	N/A
Derek Underwood	England	2009	86	1966–1982	26	1973–1982
Clyde Walcott	West Indies	2009	44	1948–1960	0	N/A
Courtney Walsh	West Indies	2010	132	1984–2001	205	1985–2000
Shane Warne	Australia	2013	145	1992–2007	194	1993–2005
Steve Waugh	Australia	2009	168	1985–2004	325	1986–2002
Everton Weekes	West Indies	2009	48	1948–1958	0	N/A
Bob Willis	England	2021	90	1971–1984	64	1973–1984
Betty Wilson	Australia	2015	11	1948–1958	0	N/A
Frank Woolley	England	2009	64	1909–1934	0	N/A
Frank Worrell	West Indies	2009	51	1948–1963	0	N/A
Waqar Younis	Pakistan	2013	87	1989–2003	262	1989–2003

By team

Country	Number of members	Span
England	32	1877–present
Australia	29	1877–present
West Indies	21	1928–present
India	9	1932–present
Pakistan	7	1952–present
South Africa	6	1889–present
Sri Lanka	4	1982–present
New Zealand	3	1930–present
Zimbabwe	1	1992–present
Total	112

See also

• Australian Cricket Hall of Fame
• Wisden Cricketers of the Century
• Six Giants of the Wisden Century