In India, cricket fans are not just fans, they are fanatics. They consider cricket a religion which makes them devotees. And it is the duty of every devotee to make a pilgrimage. And cricket abounds in religious spots. There are places around the world where history has been made, legends have entered folklore and records have been shattered. From stadiums to museums to training maidans, the cricket world has plenty of pilgrimage spots.

5. The Bradman Museum & International Cricket Hall of Fame, New South Wales

Earlier, it was just the Bradman Museum, paying respect to arguably one of the best batsmen to ever grace the game. Apart from Sir Donald Bradman's glorious legacy, the museum now also showcases the growth of cricket over the years. The museum has interactive touch screen displays and state of the art facility. It's definitely worth a visit.

6. The West Indies Cricket Heritage Centre, Grenada

West Indies is the first country to become World Champions, winning the first 2 World Cups and are known for producing world class players like Clive Lloyd, Vivian Richards and Brian Lara. This is the only museum dedicated to their entire history of cricket. Located in Beaulieu, Grenada, the museum holds some of the best memorabilia of Windies' history and is part of the Spice Basket Museum. The entire cultural centre is an amazing place to visit.