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Bradman's Invincibles
Sat, August 22 2015
Arthur Morris, member of Don Bradman’s ‘Invincibles’, passes away at 93
Morris was considered by Don Bradman as the greatest left-handed batsman ever.
Mon, May 09 2016
Ron Saggers: Second wicketkeeper of the 1948 Invincibles
Ron Saggers spent his career as understudy to Don Tallon.
Thu, December 08 2016
Ernie Toshack: “The Black Prince” who holds the record for the cheapest five-for in Test history
Unfortunately, Ernie Toshack's Test career lasted only two years.
Thu, August 15 2013
Don Bradman’s bat fetches $65,000 at auction
A bat used by Australian great Donald Bradman and signed by his 1948 "Invincible" team sold for Aus $61,000 ($65,000) at auction in Melbourne on Thursday, reports said.
Fri, August 02 2013
Sir Don Bradman’s bat up for auction
A cricket bat used by Australian great Donald Bradman and signed by his 1948 "Invincibles" team is expected to fetch up to Aus$20,000 (US$17,900) at an auction this month, an auctioneer said Friday.
Wed, July 27 2016
Don Bradman, Arthur Morris mastermind Invincible Australia’s 404-run chase
The Invincibles chased down a world-record 404 that day at Headingley. It was also the day when Don Bradman scored his last run and hundred in Test cricket.
Fri, October 07 2016
Neil Harvey: One of the greatest left-handers in history of cricket
Neil Harvey, the youngest of Don Bradman's Invincibles, was also the youngest Australian to score a Test hundred at that time.