Sri Lanka Cricket Museum
The Sri Lanka Cricket Museum, located in Colombo, is a tribute to the nation's cricketing legacy. Opened in 2019, it showcases the evolution of cricket in Sri Lanka, from colonial times to modern-day triumphs on the international stage. The museum is housed within the Sri Lanka Cricket premises at Maitland Place.
Inside, visitors can explore a range of historic memorabilia including trophies, jerseys, photographs, and documents. Notable highlights include the 1996 Cricket World Cup trophy and a Hall of Fame honoring legendary Sri Lankan cricketers. Interactive displays and themed galleries chronicle key moments and achievements in all formats of the game.
The museum attracts cricket fans, students, and tourists eager to understand the cultural and sporting significance of cricket in Sri Lanka. Guided tours offer deeper insights into iconic matches and the personal stories of cricketing heroes who brought pride to the nation.
Open from Monday to Saturday, the museum operates between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM. Located in central Colombo, it is easily accessible and serves as a meaningful stop for anyone interested in the history, passion, and people behind Sri Lanka’s beloved sport.
