ICC Cricket Hall of Fame Inductees for 2020 to be announced on August 23

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The International Cricket Council (ICC) will name three new inductees to its Cricket Hall of Fame on August 23.

The world's cricket governing body will announce the inductees via a live broadcast on the ICC social media handles, the ICC press release stated.

The inductees will be announced during a 60-min show, which will be hosted by Welsh cricket commentator and former English county cricketer, Alan Wilkins and also feature cricket greats like India's Sunil Gavaskar, South Africa's Shaun Pollock, and former Australian women's cricketer Melanie Jones as guests. 

The three new inductees will also be part of the show and join an illustrious list of cricketing greats including last year’s class of Sachin Tendulkar, Allan Donald and Cathryn Fitzpatrick. 

The show will be broadcast around the world via ICC’s digital channels on Facebook and YouTube beginning around 3:00 pm IST (9.30 GMT).

Take a look at the complete list of players included in the ICC Hall of Fame so far:

Inductees	Country	Year
Wasim Akram	Pakistan	2009
Curtly Ambrose	West Indies	2011
Enid Bakewell	England	2012
Sydney Barnes	England	2009
Ken Barrington	England	2010
Bishan Bedi	India	2009
Alec Bedser	England	2009
Richie Benaud	Australia	2009
Allan Border	Australia	2009
Ian Botham	England	2009
Geoffrey Boycott	England	2009
Don Bradman	Australia	2009
Greg Chappell	Australia	2009
Ian Chappell	Australia	2009
Belinda Clark	Australia	2011
Denis Compton	England	2009
Colin Cowdrey	England	2009
Martin Crowe	New Zealand	2015
Alan Davidson	Australia	2011
Kapil Dev	India	2009
Allan Donald	South Africa	2019
Rahul Dravid	India	2018
Cathryn Fitzpatrick	Australia	2019
Joel Garner	West Indies	2010
Sunil Gavaskar	India	2009
Lance Gibbs	West Indies	2009
Adam Gilchrist	Australia	2013
Graham Gooch	England	2009
David Gower	England	2009
W. G. Grace	England	2009
Tom Graveney	England	2009
Gordon Greenidge	West Indies	2009
Clarrie Grimmett	Australia	2009
Richard Hadlee	New Zealand	2009
Wes Hall	West Indies	2015
Wally Hammond	England	2009
Neil Harvey	Australia	2009
George Headley	West Indies	2009
Rachael Heyhoe Flint	England	2010
Jack Hobbs	England	2009
Debbie Hockley	New Zealand	2014
Michael Holding	West Indies	2009
Len Hutton	England	2009
Rohan Kanhai	West Indies	2009
Imran Khan	Pakistan	2009
Alan Knott	England	2009
Anil Kumble	India	2015
Jim Laker	England	2009
Brian Lara	West Indies	2012
Harold Larwood	England	2009
Dennis Lillee	Australia	2009
Ray Lindwall	Australia	2009
Clive Lloyd	West Indies	2009
George Lohmann	England	2016
Rod Marsh	Australia	2009
Malcolm Marshall	West Indies	2009
Peter May	England	2009
Glenn McGrath	Australia	2012
Javed Miandad	Pakistan	2009
Keith Miller	Australia	2009
Hanif Mohammad	Pakistan	2009
Arthur Morris	Australia	2016
Muttiah Muralitharan	Sri Lanka	2016
Bill O'Reilly	Australia	2009
Graeme Pollock	South Africa	2009
Ricky Ponting	Australia	2018
Wilfred Rhodes	England	2009
Barry Richards	South Africa	2009
Viv Richards	West Indies	2009
Andy Roberts	West Indies	2009
Karen Rolton	Australia	2016
Bob Simpson	Australia	2014
Garfield Sobers	West Indies	2009
Fred Spofforth	Australia	2011
Brian Statham	England	2009
Herbert Sutcliffe	England	2009
Claire Taylor	England	2018
Sachin Tendulkar	India	2019
Fred Trueman	England	2009
Victor Trumper	Australia	2009
Derek Underwood	England	2009
Clyde Walcott	West Indies	2009
Courtney Walsh	West Indies	2010
Shane Warne	Australia	2013
Steve Waugh	Australia	2009
Everton Weekes	West Indies	2009
Betty Wilson	Australia	2015
Frank Woolley	England	2009
Frank Worrell	West Indies	2009
Waqar Younis	Pakistan	2013

The ICC Cricket Hall of Fame was launched in 2009 as a part of the world's cricket governing body's centenary celebrations.