The sun of the cricket world had gone down in ... Before the start of the Don Bradman XI and the Lindsay Hassett XI game, he told the crowd that the happiest moment of his life had been watching ...

Unquestionably the greatest batsman in the game, arguably the greatest cricketer ever, and one of the finest sportsmen of all time, Don Bradman was so far ahead of the competition as to render ...

As we look back on Bradman’s career, we can only marvel at the incredible feats he achieved with the bat and the indelible mark he left on the game of cricket. The post What Was Don Bradman’s ...

It was his first game with adults ... although he was an amateur, his cricket was the serious key to Don Bradman's livelihood. The West Indians were his next victims when they toured Australia ...

Bradman, to be knighted in 1949, was already “the Don” and the elder statesman of Australian cricketers. He had been the target of the intimidatory bodyline bowling tactic of the England Ashes ...

A cap worn by Australia's greatest batsman Don Bradman will ... and has been described by cricket authority Wisden as the greatest to "have ever graced the gentleman's game".

Bradman, to be knighted in 1949, was already “the Don ... of the game than E W “Jim” Swanton (1907-2000). He was called by Wisden “the most influential and most durable cricket writer ...

Don Bradman, an instant admirer, commented, “Next time you decide to play like that send me a telegram.” In the following Test, at Adelaide, he scored 170 joyous runs, flinging his bat at ...