Sir Don Bradman's iconic Baggy Green Australia cap has been sold at an auction in Sydney. The legendary cricketer wore the cap between 1947 and 1948 with the piece of history being sold by ...

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As part of our Greatest Interviews series, we go back to 1947 and an encounter with ‘the Don’ of Australian cricket ...

His father, a farmer and carpenter, was the son of Charles Bradman, who emigrated from East Anglia in 1852. Born at Cootamundra in the south-east corner of New South Wales, the young Don lived for ...

Don Bradman’s strike rate of 80.0 in Test cricket is a testament to his extraordinary batting ability. To put this into perspective, a strike rate of 80 means that Bradman scored an average of ...

Arunabha Sengupta looks back at the career of the man who is second only to Don Bradman in batting average. In the 1930s, Don Bradman played many a Test match against Eddie Paynter. During his ...

The memories of Don Bradman’s genius was too fresh in the minds of the Australians. And any young batsman showing special promise was soon branded as the second coming of the cricketing messiah.

Widely regarded as one of the best batsmen in world cricket, Sir Donald Bradman's Australia blazer fetched $100,000 at an auction in Melbourne, well above its $70,000 estimate. The green jacket ...

Why? The active leader in complete games right now is Justin Verlander. With 26. Don Bradman’s career test cricket batting average of 99.9 It’s impossible to appreciate just how unbreakable ...

Fev scored goals in every one of the 22 matches for 2008 to finish on 99 for the season. Which was your favourite haul? Send us your tribute to 'our Don Bradman'. Share your thoughts with other Blues ...

Australia won the series 3–0 and retained the Ashes. Bradman, to be knighted in 1949, was already “the Don” and the elder statesman of Australian cricketers. He had been the target of the ...