The Daily Quiz on The Hindu dedicates this edition to the latest ICC Hall of Fame ceremony, where two Indian cricket icons – Sourav Ganguly and Anjum Chopra – have been formally inducted. Readers are invited to explore the Hall's storied past through an interactive quiz that blends sport history with contemporary achievements.

Understanding the ICC Hall of Fame

Established by the International Cricket Council in 2009, the ICC Hall of Fame honors the game's most influential players, preserving their legacies for future generations. Over 100 legends, including Sir Don Bradman, Sir Garfield Sobers, and Sir Richard Hadlee, have already been enshrined, each representing a milestone in cricket’s evolution.

Advancing Women’s Cricket

Among the quiz highlights is Sarah Taylor, the sole female wicket‑keeper to earn Hall of Fame status, underscoring the growing recognition of women’s contributions. Anjum Chopra’s inclusion further cements the rise of Indian women’s cricket, echoing her role in guiding the national side to the 2005 World Cup final.

Ganguly and Chopra’s Historic Entry

Sourav Ganguly, who captained India to the 2002 World Cup final and transformed the team’s aggressive mindset, joins a distinguished roster of batting greats. Anjum Chopra, a pioneering all‑rounder, has been instrumental in elevating the women’s game on the global stage. Their induction not only celebrates personal milestones but also signals India’s expanding influence in world cricket.

Quiz Format and Audience Engagement

The quiz comprises five carefully crafted questions covering Hall of Fame criteria, notable inductees, and specific achievements of female cricketers. Participants can track their scores, retake the quiz, and share results across social platforms, fostering a vibrant discussion among cricket enthusiasts.

This initiative demonstrates how digital media can blend education with entertainment, driving deeper audience connection while reinforcing the cultural significance of cricket’s heritage.